En-suite Re-design
Adrienne Crockett
7 years ago
It is quite tired and in need of a re-do but I'd like a bigger shower. The problem is that the box of the stairs is under the vanity unit making it very difficult to alter the layout. The box I've marked in the upper corner is the soil pipe and there is a window on that wall. There is a false wall between the shower and the vanity. The door could be changed to open outwards.
Any ideas?
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