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Small bathroom layout

2 years ago

I'm wanting to renovate the bathroom adding a freestanding rolltop bath with shower screen, and new sink toilet. The current toilet however has the soil pipe going under the bath towards the door so this would be on show if the same layout was kept.
If I move the toilet where the bath is and the bath to the right of the room, where can the sink go? Any ideas? I really want the freestanding bath!

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Wumi
2 years ago
last modified: 2 years ago
floorplan?
helen j mason
Original Author
2 years ago
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Hi Sarah, I really didn't want the toilet to be the first thing you see in front of you. That was actually the first argument I made, too. I thought vanity in front of you and wc and bidet on the right. But after some talking with my family, we thought there may not be enough room for the toilet (floorplan isn't correct - there's 10cm less behind the door than it is written here). Bathroom dimensions are 185x240cm. 95cm left of the door, where the shower is. What would you do with this space? Also, any tiles/color scheme suggestions? We are thinking large blocks instead of traditional tiles, and light as it is a fairly small bathroom. Also, there will be a small window around 30cm left-to-right on the right (outside) wall - where the sink is now. Ceiling is 2.8m high.
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helen j mason
Original Author
2 years ago
Wumi
2 years ago
last modified: 2 years ago
Where is your soil stack located?

Edit- I think a better layout would be to leave the bath but swap the toilet and basin but that’ll depend on where your sewage is running.
helen j mason
Original Author
2 years ago
Thanks for that, I'm assuming it'll be where the soil pipe goes to?
Wumi
2 years ago
Yes. Ideally, you‘d have the toilet draining out to your nearest external wall.
helen j mason
Original Author
2 years ago
Can this be changed easily
Wumi
2 years ago
last modified: 2 years ago
I’m not sure. Best thing to do is get a plumber to consult as to feasibility.

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