WC

Christie Okpe

3 years ago

where is the toilet from?thx

Ayres Street, London SE1 · More Info

Sort by:Oldest

Comment (1)

PRO
Amanda Neilson Interiors
3 years ago
Hello it was from Bathstore Uk .
Christie Okpe thanked Amanda Neilson Interiors
Related Discussions
Downstairs WC wall color - advise please
Q
Comments (2)
I think you can use a deep colour. The trick is adding pictures and a mirror to break it up and make it feel dressed
...See More
Ideas for a boring, small W.C.
Q
Comments (11)
Congratulations on your new house! To be honest the existing one doesn't look too bad, I would choose option A for now, save up and do it nicely in a few years time. I'm not sure about going for a 'basic' suite, it will look really nice when it's new but in a couple of years time it will probably start to fall apart etc. When I was looking for sanitary wear, a plumbing shop told me, in the downstairs WC - the toilet and basin will be used the most in the whole house ( compared to upstairs ) so it's better to go with good quality products for longevity and easier cleaning, the last thing you want is a toilet and basin that stains easily. I thought that was a very good point as everyone usually thinks the least about it as it's 'only a downstairs WC'.
...See More
Roof space in extra-tall WC - dry clothes?
Q
Comments (4)
Yes definitely - a good ventilation system and a pulley system for hanging washing would work. Washing might not dry that well if the shower is in constant use, but if it's less frequently used and not used when there's stuff drying in there then it could work. You might find an extractor with a heat exchange would work well because this will help retain the heat but push the moisture laden air out. Good luck with your project. :)
...See More
where could I put a downstairs WC?
Q
Comments (10)
Hi Lauren, I'm not sure if my initial thoughts will work on a practical point of view but I've given more details below. Other things to consider or talk to a professional about is Building Regs, I think you may be required to consult building control as you're adding a toilet in a room where there isn't one. Drainage Where are your existing waste/stack pipes currently located? Ideally, any new runs need to connect to an existing inspection chamber (manhole) without bends or you may be required to fit a rodding eye or new inspection chamber if a change of direction is needed. This gives direct access for rodding (in case of blockages). This is normally something that Building Control will sign off on if you have notified them of work. If you come to sell the house in the future you will probably be asked for the certificate so is usually recommended. Option for New Toilet My first thought would be to use a bit of the space in the cupboard under the stairs where there is limited headroom room to put the W/C sink in there so that you only take minimal space from the family room. Depending on the headroom you could put the toilet where the sink is too. BUT unless you have a bathroom above it and the waste coming downstairs first, this could be a big job. This is what I was thinking anyway... but think it's going to be too much work. Is the wall between the kitchen and the family room a supporting wall? The other option would be to nick a bit of space from the kitchen and the family room so you don't have to take as much from just the family room. If it is a solid wall, the best place is probably going to be where you have it in your drawing in the family room, and you can probably get away with 90cm if it's just for a WC. Opening up between the kitchen/diner would give you a lovely large space.
...See More

More Discussions

Garage Door and Front Door Repaint ASAP- Help Please!

kitchen isolator switches

Rubber gym flooring required

Small bathroom layout, help!

Design of bungalow and kitchen layout

United Kingdom

Tailor my experience using cookies

By continuing to browse this site or use this app, I agree the Houzz group may use cookies and similar technologies to improve its products and services, serve me relevant content and to personalise my experience. Learn more.

WC

Comment (1)

Amanda Neilson Interiors

Related Discussions