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Imran Mazhary
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Imran Mazhary
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Comments (2)You could do this with a quadrant shower also to keep costs down. You would need to stand a mirror on the sill This wetroom option would be the most expensive This gives you the squarer shower that you wanted, but a bespoke side panel would have to be made Again, the Neo shower could be swapped for a Quadrant to keep costs down, but you can have a wall mirror with this option PM me if you want to discuss further Vicky...See MoreBathroom layout help: which door to block up?
Comments (3)You should add a sketch of floor plans, that will help everyone visualise it better. This isn't what you want to hear, but we decided to keep the toilet separate from the shower room for a couple of reasons - more flexibility - someone in the shower doesn't prevent someone else going to the loo. And hygiene reasons - I don't like the thought of our toothbrushes sitting out beside the loo. We added a small wash hand basin to the loo room as it didn't have one originally (and a new loo). In the bathroom we took out the bath and replaced with a bath-sized shower and also added double sinks so kids can brush teeth at same time. Obviously neither room is huge but they both function well and they don't feel too small actually. Generally though I'd say have the door into the middle of the bathroom so that you walk into the circulation space for all the different uses - so I'd close the door to the toilet and have sink straight ahead between toilet and bath. That also ensures that you don't see the toilet as soon as you walk into the room, which is something best avoided if possible....See MoreNeed a suggestion for bathroom layout.
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Comments (9)@H A The window is on the right hand wall( which is external wall) so the toilet needs to be close to it, otherwise gets a little tricker to fit, also with the window makes it more awkward to have bath on same wall....See Moreminnie101
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