Help with bathroom layout please
Hi everyone - we are adding an addition to our 1920's Spanish style home and everything is set except the bathroom layout that only today I noticed the size of the shower .. 7'8" WOW !!! This feels like it is just going to be out of scale along with a waste of space (I mean how much space do you really need in a shower) so does anyone have any suggestions please.
We have to keep the washer/dryer, the cupboard next to the washer/dryer and the window next to where the sink on the outside wall is in the same location and probably the high window in the shower (although maybe (?) we could remove this but we thought we needed it for light) but does anyone have any suggestions for a better use of space with a smaller shower ?
Thank you for any suggestions you might have.
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piaa
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Comments (1)please call me...See Morepiaa
4 years agoThank you everyone - I think we came up with a better design (like the picture below)
We increased the inside of the shower to 4' from 3' and placed 2 shower heads side by side in the 7'8" length instead of at the ends. We removed the 4" curb and reduced the vanities to 48" (from 54") to gain this extra interior shower space.
If you would like please let me know your thoughts - thank you.
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