Help with small en suite bathroom layout
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Comments (2)Make the ensuite as large as possible. Remember that it will be used by the bigger half of the household. Why would the kids need two sinks if you and your husband don't ?!?!. Have the largest shower area possible. I have a small area shower that feel more like torture than luxury...See MoreFamily Bathroom and EnSuite layouts - Advice needed please
Comments (7)Gina, I'm not really sure why i put it there to be honest!! The suggestion to locate the shower as shown on Jonathan's plan obviously makes much more sense! Some of my design thought was based on me thinking the toilets would need to be on the same wall so as to use the same soil pipe, not sure if this is just my incorrect logic though!??? Jonathan, I understand what you are saying about incorporating the cupboard space into bedroom 3 but if you remember back the plan (see below) was to create a study/bedroom from the hallway, old wc and landing cupboard. It wouldn't be possible to do this if we divided bedroom 3 into two rooms as they'd be no access to the far bedroom. Your plan would leave me with no more bedrooms than i have now and with a smaller bed 3. We could of course incorporate the cupboard space into bed 3 rather than the bathroom, making it an even bigger room but I'm slightly reluctant to as this room is one that has been finished....See Moreen-suite Bathroom layout
Comments (2)It looks perfect Works great as well!...See MoreEn suite bathroom advice
Comments (14)having the toilet on the opposite wall doesn't work as there's not enough clearance to get onto toilet (between corner of sink and toilet) - and I think it's even more awful for someone to walk in on you from the side if you're on the loo, even if you're behind a door - but that's my own nightmare scenario! having the toilet below the window means that you will be standing right in front of toilet when standing at the sink on the right (which I don't like unless it's absolutely necessary - that would definitely be the husband's sink). having the toilet beside shower means there's space to the side of the toilet when standing at sinks, which seems like the best option to me. but it's your house and you need to think about what's most important to you - not seeing toilet immediately you open the door or having more space around it. I'd also try to line up the doorway with the space between toilet and sinks, so that it's not directly in front of toilet....See MoreVictoria
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