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can I put a shower in a rhomboid space?

last year

I have a small space in an angular bedroom where I want to add a small limited full bath— trying to work with angled corners and a window — would it be better to put a toilet or sink under the window?

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Nerland Building & Restoration, Inc.
last year
Hi. As long as the shower meets your building code, it can go anywhere in any shape! As for the window, I would put the toilet under the window. Ideally, you want a wall over the sink to put a mirror there. Good luck!
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