Bathroom layout dilemma
Hello everyone,
So I'm working on this project and my customer want the bathrooms layouts as attached on the picture below. I keep telling that this won't work and is not practical at all but can't seem to change his mind.
Can you please give some advice how to arrange this room in a way that is practical and make the customer change his mind. I have been trying but nothing.
Moreover, do people like this as their bathroom?
Looking forward to hear all of your advises.
Thank you
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Martin
4 years agolast modified: 4 years agoRidiculous to me having a double sink in a bathroom that size. Personally if that was my bathroom and bath was a must then i'd do this (assuming the plumbing works).
Least i'd try and do would be to get them down to a single sink then rotate the toilet 90 degrees and put it on the right wall next to the sink
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