bathroom and ensuite layout advice

5 years ago

Hi Guys,

Hope you can help me.

In the middle of a renovation and getting to the crucial stages of finalising the internal layout of the main bathroom and en suite.

The attached images are placeholders added by the architect but apart from the position of the toilet we can change the layout to how we want it including the door opening for the en suite.

In the en suite we would like a double basin with a large walk in style shower.

In the main bathroom would like the bath and a large shower.

The en suite is approx 2.3 x 2.5m and the bathroom is approx 2.3 x 3m.

Thanks in advance

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Jonathan
5 years ago
One option.
jatson
Original Author
5 years ago
Thanks Jonathan

Do you think a double sink could be placed in the en suite or would it be too much of a squeeze?
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tezz4
5 years ago
Ensuite - l am working on a similar project and l used a rectangular shower tray with a glass partition on one side. Literally its a walk-in from the entryway into the shower - as in your own pic. Just a larger shower tray (which l feel is safer than a tiled area).

Another alternative for two basins is one large rectangular one with one or two mixers.

Bathroom - you could split the room in half having a bath and large shower on the inner half - turning the bath by 90 degrees and lengthening the shower area. The basin would fit next to the loo before the bath tub.

I am including a pic which is not perfectly what l mean but shows the bath and shower together.
tezz4
5 years ago
Also in the ensuite your basins can be placed beneath the window, offset more to the right.
Sandy Gee
5 years ago
We have a similar size ensuite and managed a double sink and a walk in shower when we redid the room 8 years ago. See plan and pictures

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Jonathan
5 years ago
Another option
Suzanne C
5 years ago
I would suggest putting the door on the far wall rather than towards the middle of the wall so you have more space to play with and have a double sink. In the architects design, there is wasted space behind the door. However, this is good is you want to hang bathrobes out of sight but as it’s an en suite, I would be inclined to hand the door towards the corner of the bathroom.
jatson
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5 years ago
Thanks for all your contributions.

jonathan & Suzanne - the door in the corner definitely creates more space.
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5 years ago
I like the wetrooms! What a nice person you are! How kind!
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5 years ago
Hi Marc I haven't logged on for a while so didnt see your designs. They are fantastic, thanks for taking the time out.

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