How would you lay out this bathroom?

10 months ago

Hello,

I need some help, I am renovating my property, adding an extension, and now at the point of designing my "main" bathroom. The room is 0.3m2 bigger than the current and is in the pictures,

its 1.59m x 2.05m

Thank you in advance.

And no there is no window there is a solar tunnel, very good ventilation, and good LED lighting.

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Creative Abodes
10 months ago
My first question would be the location of the soil pipe because that will determine the area in which you can place the toilet. It also depends on weather you prefer using a shower, bath or both (or a combination of the two). If you would like any further assistance with your designs and plans going forward please feel free to drop us an email at hello@creativeabodes.co.uk
Nathaniel Robinson
Original Author
10 months ago
Hello @Creative Abodes thank you for the comment, and apologies, the soil pipe is at the top of the picture, and a shower bath would be appropriate.
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