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5 years ago

We are looking at knocking our two w/cs together to make one bigger bathroom we are trying to do this with the least amount of work involved as possible but at the same time we want it to function well and to be good aesthetically. Here is what we were thinking of doing I’d appreciate your thoughts?

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bonnie202
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5 years ago
Also if anyone can recommend a nice look for the bathroom tiles etc with this new layout it’ll be a little narrow with bath behind the toilet.
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