downstairs toilet

Pauline Feeney

7 years ago

doing up the room. fitting white suite. stripped down all tiles. I have timber effect tiles.

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I was thinking of 2 ideas for the position of your toilet... the green option is great as it’s out of the way, under the stairs but reduces the middle room and the toilet pipes are far... Or the blue option: reduces your kitchen, but great for the pipe just above. It depends on many things... Do you have children, in that case, they might need space to play/toys... Do you want 2 dinning areas? Ie: breakfast and middle room... I would personally change the window in the middle room, for a French door... and take the wall off as you mentioned. This would create a nice spacious dining room. I would use the breakfast room as a comfy snug to watch my garden grow while reading a book with a coffee!
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Ok I might have overdone it, I ended up with 4 layouts. Oh well, here we go (left to right): 1. Completely open plan, letting in light front to back (plus some rooflights over the kitchen). Kept understairs storage. Utility cupboard, toilet and boiler 'room' on the side. Spacious feel. 2. Again kept understairs (coats, vacuum, shoes and whatnot, we all need storage). Toilet on the right and utility on the left, sort of like a passageway. Similar to the architect's idea, but I'm not keen on the traffic lines in his floorplan. Kitchen in the back, lounge in the front, dining in the middle. 3. Spacious lounge in the back, kitchen in the middle (quite dark but a proper light plan would solve this), dining at the front. And an extra hallway with understairs storage, utility cupboard and toilet (next to soil pipe, plus small rooflight). 4. No extension ! Instead removed the chimney and used the darker mid-section of the house for toilet and utility. If you have any questions or requests, feel free to send me a message! (to return a favour paypal.me/rinkedit)
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I haven’t understood what the question is. Are you asking if a 90cm wide WC is better than a smaller one? Are you asking if it’s more convenient for a WC to be under the stairs or in your utility room? Or are you asking a technical problem about the access to a drain in which case please provide more detail.
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Hi, can't quite work out your diagram as it is a little small for me to see on my screen. However, if it helps in terms of visualising space, I squeezed a downstairs toilet in what was a tiny pantry adjacent to my kitchen wall. It is approx 800mm x 1250mm. I chose a limline toilet wil short projection and the smallest basin I could find (only needs to be big enough to wash hands in) and took a bit out of the wall to set it in slightly so it didn't stick out beyond the door arcitrave. This was a renovation project not my own long term home so needed to be careful with budget. tiles were left over from main bathroom but as its such a small area not a bit cost to put some more stylish tiles in. Also I put a narrower door rather than a standard door
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