9 x 19 master bath layout poll
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John
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8 years agoSuzanne - it's hard to find an example of the alternating mirror/window concept over the vanity in Option 1 (closest I could find are attached), but I do like the big open area in front of everything. One trick there is what to do with a bathtub in a corner without a window, which seems to be what most are centered on. Appreciate the thoughts and feedback!
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8 years agoSuzanne_m - the windows would be centered on the exterior of the house (see rear elevation below, which shows the current plan (which is none of the options listed above, but has the bath and closet rotated 90 degrees - see attached layout). The exterior elevation shows two four foot window pairs with a foot between, so a 9 foot span. It appears that one could go slightly wider than that if needed to make the interior work. On the interior, the left most window (these would be about 24") would be in a separate toilet room. The other three windows would be centered between the toilet room and shower walls and centered over the bathtub. The WC wall between the windows would be an issue to figure out (either by spacing the windows consistently or using a frosted glass panel where it met the windows?). I've attached a rough sketch.
The size of the closet depends on the layout and relative size and clearances of the bathroom. As drawn in my sketch, the depth of the closet is about 5'10", which would maybe work for one side of hanging and one side of shelves. You can see in the options above that the closet depth varies with the various bathroom plans.
I really appreciate everyone's input - thanks!lucia77
8 years agolucia77
8 years agoBathroom windows are the middle windows on the second floor.
Current bath plan (90 degrees from above plans).
lucia77
8 years agoto clarify - the current bath plan above bumps the bathroom out into the bedroom (which we would prefer not to do). Attached is the current plan in the proper footprint. 9' appears to be about the max for the windows.
suzanne_m
8 years agolast modified: 8 years agoI think what you have drawn in red would work.
I know you did not ask for this but I just could not resist to show you this layout for a Jack and Jill. They would access the shared bathroom from their room and not from the hallway. I am pretty sure you don't have the 10.5 ft depth for the bathroom but since I don't see the numbers on your plan, I will let you tell me. I think you have the space for a wider bathroom but again, I don't see the numbers. I hope you don't mind me showing you this:
lucia77
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8 years agosuzanne_m
8 years agoI noticed that you seems to prefer a more square shower than a rectangular one. I find in this case, you don't have enough space between the shower and the vanity in the layout corrected in red. I drew another one but you must discuss with your architect about possible humidity going into your closet due to the proximity of the shower.
lucia77
8 years agoAttached is a to-be-tweaked drawing of Option D. Need to create a little more than the 2.5 foot clearance between shower and vanity (probably make the shower more rectangular), and windows and doors need to be adjusted.
suzanne_m
8 years agolucia77
8 years agosuzanne_m
8 years agolast modified: 8 years agoI was making changes on the last floor plan while you were typing your last message. These are the little changes I made:
1- I gave you a bit more closet storage but it creates more corners which makes the storage not as efficient.
2- I made the WIC in bedroom 2 more spacious.
There are pluses and minuses in both layouts. These are the ones I find:
I like the option D, because:
1- The closet is at proximity of the bedroom. You, sometimes, want to go to the closet only. It is also further away from the shower (less danger for humidity)
2- The linen cabinet is bigger
I like the last drawing because:
1- It is more open even though the shower is not separate, you just have more space around the vanity and the tub;
2- You see a vanity and a tub when you enter the bathroom (not a toilet room)
The storage in the master WIC in both drawings is more or less equivalent ... one has a little bit more than the one one but it has more corners;
There is room to make the vanity 8'6" in the last drawing if you like. You just have a little less space between the door and the vanity.
suzanne_m
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