Please could you help me design this quirky, L-shaped shower room?
Hello Houzzers
I would be really grateful for any ideas as to how to design this rather quirky bathroom!
I have a meeting with the plumber tomorrow morning and need to decide by then how best to arrange the layout.
It is an Lshape with an airing cupboard on the left as you go in. This also contains the head of the stairs so I cannot remove it.
There was an existing 750 shower which has been removed and I was thinking of replacing this with a 1000 wide one. Then putting in a toilet to the right of it, removing the bidet and putting a large basin underneath the window.
I am just a little worried that this may not work so any other suggestions would be really appreciated
Many thanks
Comments (6)
design novice
5 years agoRelated Discussions
L shaped kitchen redesign help
Comments (21)Hello, the breakfast bar is roughly 195cm long, 33cm deep and just over 91cm high, same height as kitchen counters. I went with 2 little cupboards underneath rather than space for 3 stalls, although you can squash 3 people in!...See MoreL shaped kids bed - help
Comments (9)Could you not get a bunk bed where the bottom bunk is as interesting as the top? I think I would prefer the bottom bunk in this pic, if I was still a child of course! This is from roomtogrow, they have a few which are reasonable. Or alternatively 6 months rotation! Or look for the ones with built in storage in the stairs etc to save more room, unfortunately the best ones seem to be US companies, I do agree bunk beds can sometimes be overbearing but the extra floor space would be a bonus?...See MoreNeed dimension help with my shower room please.
Comments (1)Try a wall mounted sink basin and a toilet that doesn't have an elongated bowl. These will save space....See MoreHello, could anyone help me with a bathroom design please?
Comments (6)If your bathroom size is 3m x 3m you will be able to easily put both, a shower and a bath tub. As to the toilet going on the wall where window is - it all really depends where the stack pipe is. Naturally it will be much easier for the toilet to be as close to the stack, but you can always box the pipe. Running it fully under the floor is not possible due to the size and can only be partial not to weaken the joists too much. I have drafted a quick layout for you with two options A and B. The difference is that option A has a smaller vanity unit, single washbasin and a mirror, while option B has a larger vanity unit, two washbasin and no mirror. Both layouts give you a decent size (1m x 1m) walk-in shower (wetroom) and a good size bath tub (2m x 0.9m). You can really shuffle things around here and for example have a bath tub by the window (upper corner opposite of the door, where toilet is now on the plan) and toilet next to it (pipe can be easily concealed under the tub). Possibly two washbasins with vanity unit and a mirror to the left of the toilet and a shower opposite to it with potential of having a washing machine (where the vanity unit is on option A). Let me know what you think and we can draft some more layouts....See More
LC
5 years agoLC
5 years agodesign novice
5 years agoLC
5 years ago
LC