beautiful bathroom

jen7

9 years ago

Could you tell me the length and width of this beautiful bathroom please. Thankyou

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Paul Uhlmann Architects
9 years ago
The size of the bathroom is approximately 4700L x 2300W
jen7 thanked Paul Uhlmann Architects
Noura n
9 years ago
I am currently renovating my bathroom. Have a similar lay out as the free standing bath and open shower. My bathroom isn't as big as the above pic. My concern is with a free standing bath and an open shower, would water splashing everywhere be a problem when showering? I have not made plans to raise the bath floor as they have in the picture. Should I be doing that? Suggestions please :)
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