Need help with my bathroom layout

7 years ago

I have attached the plans for the bathoom. I'm not sure how best to layout the sanitary ware and need to make some decisions quickly as the builder will be starting on this area shortly.
We would prefer a freestanding bath, are putting in a separate shower, toilet and washhand basin with unit and were thinking of making the cloakroom deeper. By making it deeper, we bring it out as far as the window edge and then put the shower in the space that is left.
Would appreciate it if anyone has suggestions as the best way to maximise the space that we have?

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whizzywig
7 years ago
That's a great sized bathroom, you will be able to fit everything in no problem. The shower to the left of the window is an ideal spot, you could go enclosure or walk-in with a screen approx 1200mm long. Bath under the window and basin (or two) along with the wc on the right as you walk in the door. Radiator on the left. Good luck!
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Imperial Bathrooms
7 years ago
Some good advice would be to purchase items that will not only save on space but give you storage at the same time. We have some fantastic vanity units in all sorts of sizes that come with great storage. You could try a back to wall pan also for space saving. Using a vessel bowl will also save you space and gives you room for pretty things :) All the best, sounds like an exciting project!
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Douglas Strachan - Chartered Architect Midlothian
7 years ago
This room should provide plenty of space for everything you are looking to include, without it ending up being too crowded. There is enough space to both sides of the window for a shower, but the window also provides an ideal location for the free-standing bath. The small bite taken out of the room by the adjacent cloakroom provides the potential for some interest, perhaps with counter-height bulkhead to conceal a cistern and have a semi-recessed wash hand basin. Good luck.

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