Bathroom configuration
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This is our new bathroom but we’ve had to loose 100mm off the smaller measurement and now this plan doesn’t work. The bath is 1700x 800 back to the wall double ended. Maybe move to area to the left. Going round in circles lol
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If the room is 2.1m deep and you purchase a shower that is 800 and a bath with the same depth then you only have 500mm between the two. It’s insufficient space and even if you buy a 750mm bath and shower tray it’s still too tight. It needs a replan
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