Need help for Family bathroom remodel
Hello all. I hope to remodel the family bathroom (which is currently only used by guests). It is small, long, narrow bathroom with two doorways - one to the hallway/one to the 3rd bedroom. There is a cupboard in the corner between the doorways and a Victorian bathtub. I want to keep the victorian bathtub and put in new double sink (traditional style), but want to see if feasible to squeeze a small shower in the bathroom. Any ideas welcome. Thank you.
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JB Browne
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kiwimills
6 years agoJB Browne
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PROCRS Design Home and Gardens
6 years agoHi JB Browne, one option would be to retain the victorian charm and install a shower over the existing bath as in the example below.
Bathroom · More InfoHope this helps
Christine
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