claremikesutton

Supporting wall in middle of bathroom - help!

Clare S
6 years ago

I want to knock small rooms together to form a 4m x 1.7m bathroom but the space has a supporting wall half way along the length that stretches across half the width. The wall supports the end of a main purlin in the roof. I cannot substitute steel beams due to a sloping ceiling. Any ideas on how I could work this into my design to avoid the room looking even thinner? Perhaps substituting a post in the centre of the room? Or are there transparent materials that can form a supporting wall? Or simply use it as a mirrored feature wall? Thanks for any helpful ideas!

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