Which bathroom layout
Imran Mazhary
2 years ago
Hi all,
We have a 2m by 2.5m space in which we are trying to fit an ensuite and bathroom. We realise the space is tight but have come up with the options shown in the pictures. Does anyone see any issues with either of the designs? Which one would you pick?
At the bottom of the picture is a hallway and to the right is a bedroom where we are creating an ensuite by taking space from the current bathroom. The bathtub is 1400mm long in the first picture and 1300mm long in the second. We are also planning to purchase a short project toilet for the ensuite.
Option 1
Option 2
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