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shower room layout

last year

Hi guys!

Would really appreciate advice on shower room layout!

Please see 2 ideas we have so far

Many thanks in advance!

Cheers

James

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CWD
last year
There seems to be more room in B - but only if you have a bifolding shower screen/door so that it can be folded away when the shower is not in use. In A there is hardly any space at the sink so could be a little awkward if you need to use that sink to shave and/or brush teeth for example?
User
last year
You give no dimensions, but I also think B works better
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James Cox
Original Author
last year
Thank you guys!
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Premiere Klasse Limited
last year
Do you have dimensions?
Anna G
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Can you tank the whole thing and do away with the screen completely? I'm another vote for B, though I'd move the rad over by the window to get towels out of the splash zone.

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