Tiny freestanding bath
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PROAnna Auzins Interiors Ltd.
6 years ago
minnie101
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Comments (14)My own preference would be to have a bathroom on the top floor - and I think it would be worth getting a second opinion from a builder or plumber. My house is a Victorian terrace with similar layout. Our attic had two bedrooms, but we reconfigured and made a large master with en-suite. The en-suite is actually at the front of the house, and our pipe work and family bathroom is exactly where yours is. It hasn’t been a problem - the pipe work from the attic en-suite runs in the space between the attic floor and the first storey ceiling, and it comes out and joins the main soil pipe from the family bathroom....See Moreneobule
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6 years agoI've not done this to scale, but surely you would be better having a bigger bath to the left, then a slim sink to the right? For the shower, you could have it over the bath and keep it a wet room if you don't want a shower curtain?
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6 years agoI am planning on doing something like this in a 2.1 x 2.5m bathroom btw, but don't think it would quite fit in your space.
neobule
6 years ago
Wayne Bryan - Designer
6 years agoneobule
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6 years agoI have seen a 120 bath, they are only really suitable for children. Could you not move the toilet to the LHS? Then have a full size bath below the window. You could still have a shower above it?
PROOpun
6 years agoneobule
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User
6 years agoI think you have plenty of room to have what you want.
Free standing bath - separate shower cubicle so that the water is contained. Walled off vanity and toilet area so toilet not seen when you walk in.
Bath can go up to 1750 x 850
Shower depicted 1000 x 800
Lyuda
5 years agoneobule
5 years ago
neobuleOriginal Author