Bathroom Layout Help
We are having our bathroom refurb in June and have started to buy bits and pieces. I had a slight panic this morning when i realised the sink and vantity we ordered was 900mm not 800mm which i thought i was. The diagram below is our bathroom with measurements not the correct ratio and what we are planning. I think it will all fit ok but any advice or reassurance would be great. We are looking to buy a 1700 x 750 bath tub and either a back to wall or floating WC
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Bee Mistry thanked tab darcy- 4 years ago
If you’re having a shower then I’d build some form of niche at that end for shampoo etc (the concealed cistern and mirror also works well) and then box in the gap at the end like the 2nd pic. Do maybe consider your shower control so you’re not having to lean in and get soaked. I’ve got an aqualis digital remote which sits outside of the shower and you can set the temperature etc
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