Inspiration please! Downstairs toilet
Would love a wall hung toilet, taps & basin but unsure whether this will close the room in? Would really appreciate some advice, many thanks 🙏
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Mairead Moloney
3 years agoThanks Minnie for your advice really. Such a good idea to move the toilet around but not sure if we go do it as it backs to the downstairs cloakroom. Would love to have the cream wall mounted concrete kast basin but it’s too pricey. Think it will have to be a slim one like the first one. Thanks
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minnie101
3 years agoMairead Moloney
3 years agominnie101
3 years ago😂 it was for our ensuite, I never would have won that for our Downstairs loo!
I've just been on their website actually and they have a lot more choice since I was looking at sinks and some really nice ones.
I assume it’s an external wall? In which case I think they just chase the pipes in. I love the lower panelling in the 2nd pic if that wall is boxed in. I wouldn’t worry too much about closing it in visually, just ensure there’s enough room behind the basin. I’ve added the 3rd pic just because it’s dark colours and looks to be a bit smaller than yours
Mairead Moloney
3 years agominnie101
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3 years agoferebug
3 years agoThis is our cloakroom and I think that by boxing it in it makes it look tidier and creates the illusion of more space. We did choose a compact toilet and that made a difference too.
Mairead Moloney
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2 years agoHelp needed please, need to decide before tomorrow. Need to know best place to put the wall mounted bottle holder. My thought was to the left of the spout. Only reservation will it look too crowded & the holder is slightly different in colour . Thanks
arc3d
2 years agoMairead Moloney
2 years agoThanks Arc for your advice. I did think about the wall, just wondered whether water & soap would end up dripping in the floor, but it’s tiles so it’s easy wipe. Thanks
Jennifer Li
2 years agominnie101
2 years agoMairead Moloney
2 years agoHi Minnie thanks for your advice & lovely comments. I had that thought about putting it on the shelf but worried that the water splash’s might ruin the shelf. I opted for wall mounting it in the end. Hope it looks okay, I’m pleased with it & the wall colour definitely lifts the room. Happy bank holiday weekend!
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