Help with bathroom layout
Our main bathroom currently has a a cracked leaky spa in the corner which hasn't been used as a bath for over ten years. The shower is over the step up and over spa and is currently being used by 3 adults males.
My plan is to redo the bathroom with a good size separate shower, small bath and good size vanity and shaving cabinet with lots of storage. My problem is the layout.. We have come up with a few options but I would love some ideas from you guys about what would work taking into account there is line of cupboards with no plumbing along the other side of one wall making the doorway into the bathroom inset.. Also note the toilet has its own separate room.
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Nicky Dabas
4 years agoRelated Discussions
Bathroom layout help needed
Comments (4)Do you want this to be a big reno? meaning, will you replace things totally or do you want to work with what you have mostly? will you add a toilet to the bathroom? if you replace the vanity, you can put in a larger one curving around the corner with a medicine cabinet above. If you replace the shower with one flat on the ground, you can also put in clear doors for bigger visual space. how about re-painting as well...See MoreNeed Help With Bathroom Layout
Comments (1)always prefer separate toilet with handbasin, the bathroom has plenty of space for generous fixtures up to the sizes shown but the bathroom should be planned to suit potential users and relative to the whole plan (where are the windows?) next door rooms, orientation, outlook etc...this is one suggestion that has the best view on entering the room with the shower (tallest) at the side, bath with potential view, vanity with option for two basins and matching mirror doored wall cabinet and the toilet handbasin next to the shower keeps the plumbing sounds away from adjoining rooms more details may inspire other suggestions...See MorePlease help with small bathroom layout...
Comments (2)Will need to see layout to give opinion. Doesn't look like a free standing tub is a good option for you but if you show us the layout we can give you an accurate advice....See MoreNeed help with choosing bathroom layout
Comments (1)Hi Cathrine, just a little sketch here for your tricky little bathroom. I was trying to get a bigger bath in, hide the toilet behind the door and have a vanity with lots of storage. What do you think? Let me know if you want to explode this any further. Thanks Gunnar...See MoreZali Havelberg
4 years agoZali Havelberg
4 years agodreamer
4 years agoNicky, if the bath has not been used for over ten years, could you remove from your plan completely. Install a generous size, walk in shower and double basins. With a large shaving cabinet above vanity.
You would have plenty of room in the middle for three adults, and plenty of room to hang towels.
If you think you need a bath for 'resale value'. Then ask the question "are you selling in 6 months" if not, then you require the bathroom for YOUR household needs, now, not someone else's, in the future.
Nicky Dabas
4 years agoNicky Dabas
4 years agodreamer
4 years agodreamer
4 years agoZali Havelberg
4 years agooklouise
4 years agothere needs to be adequate standing and walking space between fixtures and if you don't need/want a bathtub my suggestion of option 3 would be to tile the space for a giant wall to wall walk in shower with the option for others to add a small back to wall bathtub over the top
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