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Bathroom layout advice needed [HELP]

last year

Hello,
I've recently purchased a new home and we're stuck on how is best arrange our upstairs bathroom. We'd like to swap out the bath for a rectangle shower but are struggling with the layout due to the lack of space.
(Measurements are in cm).
Thanks in advance!

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User
last year
Would it be possible to move the door so you could gave a shower tray on the 120cm wall? Then you'd have plenty of room for the toilet and basin/vanity on the 170cm wall.
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last year
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Greg W
Original Author
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Thanks Sarah, I'll have a look to see if we can do anything with the door 🙂
Wumi
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Greg W
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Thansk Wumi!

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