Bathroom 1. If you have the shower head at the door end of the 1400 shower tray you will need only the 900 screen you are planning and have it completely walk in. Personally I think this underuses a large shower tray and would put the shower head in the middle but this will need more glazing. Having had a walk in shower I know that despite best efforts the floor gets wet and they don't keep in the heat like a full enclosure. If it were me I would have a stud wall built on the sink wall so that in the shower you can have a recessed shelf for toiletries. Behind the sink you can have the same shelf idea but with mirrored cabinets above. With that extra storage there will be no need for the tall boy. I would have the biggest vanity I could fit in with at least a 10cm gap at each side. If this was my house I would consider a fully enclosed shower that is 1200 (instead of a 1400 walk in shower where only half is used.) Then I would look for a vanity of upto 1400mm

Another outstanding project Huntsmore! Such a stunning bathroom, love the clean lines in the mirror for the storage.

Hi Will to have more information about the bathroom would help. Is the bathroom small? Once I advised a sink like the one on the photo to a customer who had a very tiny bathroom. Please tell us more about the room itself.

I am planning to have a utility and downstairs bathroom in my new extension. I am looking to combine the two and have set aside 4m x 2.32m. I need to have the following in it: - walk-in shower - sink - toilet - megaflo - boiler - washing machine - tumble dryer - space to hang clothes to dry - laundry basket - storage unit for vaccum cleaner, broom etc - jacket cupboard - shoe cupboard Is the space I have set aside enough to fit in all of the above? If no, what would the best dimensions be? I have to keep a length of 4m but can change the width. I have attached my utility plan. Thanks.