Time to reno the bathroom and want to explore layout options. Floor is timber. Want to include double vanity, shower and separate bath. The toilet is located in its own room........ Ideas?
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Forum Bathrooms and Laundry  18 Nov 2016 947 Gold Member Re: After some bathroom layout ideas 4Jun 20, 2018 12:59 pm The easiest way to do it is to minimise the movement of the major services that cost a lot to move and create the most disruption to the exisiting space if you do. Therefore, work with existing plumbing and electrical. That said, if you have wooden floors, and the space underneath is accessible, that may not matter so much. Outside of that, you would need to state what it is you are trying to achieve with the renovation - in other words, write yourself and your designer/trademen a simple design brief, listing what you don't like about the current or what you would like from the new. 04 Mar 2012 30 TAS Junior Member Re: After some bathroom layout ideas 5Jun 23, 2018 10:10 pm The house is elevated so there is about 4ft space below floor. When bath/ shower cubicle is removed we expect that the ceiling will need to be re-sheeted. Tiles cover lower half of 80% of walls. We will fit some batts in the external walls while we have the opportunity. This is the layout I am thinking. Like ⋅ Add a comment ⋅ Pin to Ideaboard ⋅ There is no room in the laundry 7 2859 1 1160 Have just bought a 2 bedroom unit in a 20yo apartment. Need some help on sprucing up the kitchen and bathroom. Functionally they… 0 303 |
but not as accessible as I would like. Quite narrow for today's average build.
The compromise comes from making the pwd room a WC, taking 100mm from the theatre and taking 100mm from bed 4.
It’s a 5 bed 27sq…
