help with bathroom design please
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Comments (0)I want to build 8x8 Bathroom need some.help for designing entry is from one end of the left corner please some ideas as i have to put bath tub plus vanity and both english commode and indian commode suggest some ideas...See MoreNeed bathroom designer asap - 2 small bathrooms
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Comments (3)It's already tight, it would look silly moving the toilet and basin toward the shower and putting the bath central. Even if you could squeeze it in the lip of the bath looks like it would almost be touching the basin edge creating a corner of the room you can't reach. I don't think you need to worry about putting it central even if you did it wouldn't line up with the window so something has to be off. I've literally just had my bathroom done and my bath is in the corner like yours on the same wall as the toilet. It's off centre from the wall and the window but looks fine. All you need to do is fill the corner, I like the plant idea but you could also use some sort of storage unit One other thing is that you could perhaps move the freestanding? taps to the corner edge of the bath. I did this and think it looks good. That way nothing is central but your taps might not be high enough...See MoreBathroom design advice please!
Comments (2)Hi there - firstly congratulations on your first home! I can see why you are considering the plans you have outlined. If you do extend the bathroom into the current kitchen, you could make the first part (leading from the reception room) a small utility and create a doorway into your extended bathroom. It would be odd to have a back door in your bathroom so why not create a doorway where your window is in the reception room - this will become your back door and then turn any existing back doors, into windows (full length crittall if you want to be uber stylish and contemporary - assuming privacy is still possible) or block up entirely if not required. Whatever you do, bear in mind the changes will need to appeal to the masses going forward. Speak to an estate agent about your proposed changes. They will have seen many houses like yours, know what works and what doesn’t and can also advise on the likely return which will stop you making a costly mistake! Also don’t forget to check with your local council about structural changes and what you are allowed to do. Exciting times - wishing you the very best of luck! :)...See More- 4 years ago
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