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Comments (11)Hey OnePlan! Have you seen this?! http://www.smeg.com/press-release/washing-machine-with-sink/ anyway I fell in love with that for the babies bathroom but I can't get it in the UK Smeg tell me. Anyway, I haven't got the washing machine for my bathroom yet, an integrated washing machine into kitchen units is as far as I got... But they are all so kitcheny! I've seen a sink unit on a curved stand at Neptune but I don't see how this will work. Unless I put the washing machine in a cupboard. Katie x...See MoreOdd shaped utility / boot room
Comments (26)During the lockdown weve finally been making some progress on the utility room. Weve reused some of the old cupboards and picked up some free carcasses off gumtree. Everything has either been free, second hand or off the bargain shelf!!! Still not finished as we are waiting on a replacement door coming as it came the wrong size, and we still need to do some electrics for under unit lights and plumbing for the radiator and skirtings. But so far we are super chuffed with the change. And So much more space. We took the wall down in May last year so it hasnt been short project. Just a rainy day fill in project as I've collected my cheap bits and bobs to make it happen....See MoreUtility/Bathroom layout
Comments (7)It seems having an external door in the bathroom is not a popular idea although I thought it was a good and practical idea?! I see the point with the clutter though...(sigh) ok, we will steer away from having an external door in this room! @OnePlan (Concept planners) sorry that's me - I didn't copy the whole floorplan! We will be keeping the bedroom on the left as this is the master bedroom with ensuite. This bedroom is also used to dry our cloths in the winter and it's constantly a mess with the amount of dry/wet clothes and clothes horse laying about! We will be moving the kids up to the loft and the small bedroom in front will turn into a multi function room office/playroom/guest room/place to dry the clothes. @sunshineband34 hadn't considered bringing the wall infront of the bathroom forward. It'd be good idea if we weren't planning the loft conversion but as the staircase is being installed in the hallway, it may be better to leave the front bathroom wall as is as otherwise it may feel closed in and dark? @minnie101 I had no idea such a thing existed! And that drying cupboard is amazing! Do you think it would fit in well outside the bathroom along the left wall/in the boiler cupboard space? Or do they have to be fitted near a window for ventilation?...See MoreWhat wall tiles would make my utility room ceiling feel higher?
Comments (4)Whatever tile you choose, do not install the small upstand - it is not needed if you are tiling the wall and it will make the wall appear even shorter. Make sure your worktop installer knows you don't want the upstand as you are tiling and therefore needs to do a good job and not leave a big gap at the back of the worktop - tile should cover whatever small gap might be left....See MoreA B
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