can I put bathtub and walk-in shower?
I am planning to renovate our main bathroom.
It’s 2*2m tiny. I really hate bath shower and pipe ugly boxed in behind the toilet. So I want to have separate bath and walk-in shower. Svp is310(from toilet wall)*360(from window side wall)mm and my husband is going to reduce to size of it.
We have 1bathroom, 1 en-suite, 1 WC and this is the only one bathtub in our house.
I am a small person, and me and my little son only use this bathroom, and my husband only use this when he wants a bath.
Do you have any design idea please?
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5 years agoHi Kelly,
please find on the link below a great product from Rexa, an Italian company we supply, that offers one product with both functions:
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