Hi Paul, Some LED striplights could work. They are great to use in fiddly situations within limited spaces but remember to get lighting that is safe to install inside bathrooms. We have striplights here if you wanted inspiration: http://www.directtradesupplies.co.uk/section.php/509/1/striplight---kits Bathroom lights: http://www.directtradesupplies.co.uk/section.php/110/1/bathroom-lighting

As you can see it's a work in progress ^_^* On the left part there is a shoe closet with a mirrored door. What I have in mind is something like this in the attached picture but for a seat, not a table. As you can see, the top part can serve as a place to leave keys, post, etc. and the whole thing would rest on the floor so the "seat mechanism" would be in the middle-upper part and when opened, the weight would be distributed among the legs of the chair and the main part so no need for heavy bolting. Although I don't have a problem with that either if there would be a flip-up seat with no floor support integrated in the "closet" part. And by the way this thing is precisely 15cm deep so it would totally fit in my plans :-) Anybody any idea? Have a great day!

As above. The only thing I would suggest though is that P Shaped baths have to have plastic /acrylic bath panels which either discolour or split (or both) after a while. An 'L' shaped shower bath is a much better option IMO as it means you can use a good quality gloss rigid panel, or even tile it, which looks much nicer and lasts longer.

If a sink can go there, a shower should be able to go there too, no? What reasons did he have? If for built-in handles I understand, but with a regular shower tap+hose, what's not possible? What about adjecent rooms? Any area about 100cm wide x80cm deep you could miss? We've managed to fit a toilet into our bathroom by removing a cupboard in our landing. Besides that, a 83cm door is wide enough (standard size in our whole house). Note: reserve 85cm width for your toilet. A walk in shower needs to be about 120-150cm long, why would you want such a long glass enclosure in a small space like that? That's valuable floorspace you've got to balance out! ;) So this could work, but I think is not a good idea: