L-shaped bathroom layout
mcslw
7 years ago
My bathroom is an awkward L-shape and I cannot seem to come up with a good layout that makes the most of the available space without leaving strange disused corners. I would like to have a shower but they all seem to be 900mm wide which just won't fit. How would you lay out this room? Any ideas gratefully received :-)
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Sabs
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7 years agoTurn the toilet round - the waste pipe can go out sideways and be boxed in. Build a partition wall (shown in red above) so you have enough space to put a shower against it (the shower shown above is 1100mm x 800mm). Or, if you don't want to lose the light from the window make the new wall half wall half glass (as in this picture), or all glass, and have a custom made shower enclosure. There should be enough space to fit in a basin so the door will still open.
Good luck with your project!
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