Bathroom and en suite design
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PROAmberth
6 years agolast modified: 6 years agoA bath is always a good idea in your family bathroom and a
large walk-in shower will work well in your en-suite. If you can only fit a
bath in your family bathroom, a shower over your bath would be the way to go.
This offers greater flexibility for how the bathroom will be used by your
family and guests.As mentioned above, the larger space is the best place for a
bath, creating a feature most people will look for in a home (should you
want to sell in the future). A family bathroom should offer maximum comfort for
all to enjoy.Please see below two-family bathrooms we designed and
installed.
Please see below a shower room we designed and installed.
I hope this helps, and if you require any further advise about your bathroom renovation we would be happy to assist you.
Kind Regards
Amberth
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Kevin Sclater
6 years agoMy En suit is a similar size (3.7x2.3). There is more than enough space for a standard bath (1700 x 700), his and hers basins and a walk in shower 1700 x 800. There is plenty of floor space and it doesn't feel like things have been packed in. Ideally it would have been a freestanding bath, and the bath and shower swapped around, due to the sloping roof that wasn't possible. I would definitely go for a bath with shower over it in the main bathroom.
Not the best quality photo, and not quite finished! To get an idea of the sizes the floor tiles are 600 x 600, wall tiles are 600 x 400.
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