Small bath, double shower dilemma
9 years ago
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Comments (53)hi there thanks for the update. The one flaw in this beautiful bathroom? There's always one thing! Thank you for letting me know about this detail, because I was seriously thinking of doing it this way myself. In terms of your bathroom, I wonder if a very neat bead of silicone on the top only - of the join between the glass and the vanity - could help? This way the underneath is still fee to breathe and not gather gunk. But I guess then you don't get that lovely clean glass feeling from inside the shower........See MoreDouble entry bathroom dilemma!
Comments (8)if you think about the time taken to do the water damage with the existing layout you could simply repair, and retain the existing layout and have many more years of use....think about how much better the patching and waterproofing products are now (builders' bog and modern waterproofing can do wonders for holes in timber window sills etc) the bathroom is already quite special with dual access and the garden outlook.. dramatic changes would remove the best of what you already have and new owners may prefer other options... i suggest you repair and replace everything to restore the fresh look of the original bathroom and maybe add a curved rod with generous white shower curtains, plantation shutters and new coat of paint to revive the bathroom without making any dramatic changes or spending too much...See MoreDilemma with small bathroom design
Comments (13)always great to have space for a basket and/or waste paper bin...my suggestion has the new shower in the old toilet space and hopefully a standard 1500 x 900 shower stall with sliding glass door would be the easiest and cheapest option with easy access to the towels and less hassles with drainage (although the old toilet window needs to be considered) a standard toilet in a 800 x 800 knee and elbow space, standard 1200 vanity with custom sized counter and drop in sink allows underbench space for a basket and there's a wide mirror and/or mirror doored wall cabinet and also consider extending the counter over the top of the toilet for my favourite streamlined look...See More- 9 years ago
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