Any pics of a bathroom of this size and layout?
Hello! I am trying to visualise this little bathroom... It is 1.75 x 1.75m. I have been trying to find a photo on this site of a bathroom with this layout, but haven't spotted one yet! If any of you have one, please could you share? Many thanks in advance!
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andrewbooton
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7 years agoI'd say the only option is to put it over the end of the bath by the basin, you only need a small one, so that would work.
You could move the door along towards the middle and have space for a towel ring by the basin also. Or, you could look at corner basins, moving the door along and having possibly enough space for the rad and the towel ring. I personally would go for the layout above with the rad over the bath. 
PROBest Heating
7 years agoPerhaps it could be an idea to get a shelf towel rail like the one in this picture.
It's ideal for an ensuite of this size as you won't need a huge BTU output to warm the space, and it's a convenient way to store towels in such a compact room.We have a few different sizes of this style available, and they each come with free delivery.
Check them out here
Laura
7 years agoThis is my bathroom just before it was finished. It's 1.6m x 1.8m (the shorter dimension being the window wall).
We've put a towel radiator on the wall at the bottom of the bath.
PROLUSSO
7 years ago
PROHale Carpets & Flooring
7 years agoHi there. We recently installed the flooring in this en-suite bathroom. Looks a similar size to your picture. Thanks :)
Juliet Docherty