Is a wet room possible in this tiny space?
vixibash
4 years ago
I've fallen in love with the idea of a bath behind a shower screen, like the images attached. is this actually possible in the space we have though? I've attached a sketch up of dimensions. They've managed to fit a bath and shower in there but there's no flow! Can I pull this idea off?
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minnie101
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Comments (49)Good afternoon Anna. Interesting. Here's the dilemma ( Houzz pun? ) ..the 15.19 if accurate does not scale with the pic as shown. Judging the sink wall to be about 5 ' (4' 6" perhaps)long, ( 2' for counters, 3' working space) ,it leaves less than 8 ' between the small wall and the front window wall. The pic shows a wall about 12' long. ( Notice the living room area is almost square)....See MoreNeed help with tiny girl room.
Comments (22)Hi, lots of good ideas already submitted. A loft or cabin bed will help make good use of smaller spaces, or an Ikea Hemnes daybed will extend out for sleepovers and has lots of storage space too. With a small space, I'd definitely go for white furniture and keep the style quite simple. Fitted furniture also worth considering if budget allows. If you are looking to "future proof" the room for when your daughter is older, consider a study bed such as those from www.studybed.co.uk - not cheap, but great use of limited space and will last well into teen years. Wrt walls - I'd keep it really simple as others suggest with offwhite or light grey walls and then add colour with soft furnishings. Of you want to add some girly interest to walls without breaking the bank, try the idea below - a couple of inexpensive stencils (butterflies here) and some tester pots of paint in nice contrasting colours....See MoreTiny space for shower and toilet.
Comments (4)It's almost not enough for a loo and basin ! Even if you put a shower in and shower doors over the entire opening and installed a blower to dry the china after a shower there's still only about 45cm of standing room and you'd need the shower doors open to use the loo - so no privacy ! You will need to eat into the bedroom space too I think.......See MoreDownstairs wet room
Comments (4)You may want to consider some advise from an occupational therapist to ensure the new wet room will meet yours and your son’s needs, including future needs. In my experience this could save you money in the long run! Many architects put standard measurements in, but aren’t trained in a person’s specific disability and equipment needs. If your local social services OTs aren’t able to help, you can look for an independent OT in your area....See More
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