Help me please with bathroom layout. Stuck!!
The current bathroom is off the hallway. It has an open space before you reach the bathroom door. In this space there is a cupboard on either side. The length of the walls (with these cupboard doors) are different lengths. the left side is 950mm until you reach the bathroom door and on the right side it is 1.25mtrs. So I have thought the cupboards and the bathroom door be removed and put in a slider door or cavity door right there at the hallway.
The new linen cupboard could go around the corner in the hallway using some of that removed cupboard and also could possible claim some of (or all) of my sons wardrobe. His wardrobe could go around his window frame perhaps?
Going back to the bathroom the other current measurements are:
The main bathroom is 2mtrs wide by 2.20mtrs to the bathroom door.
The toilet room is 1mtr wide by 1.8 in length.
And the width of the entrance before the bathroom door, which includes the inside space of both cupboards is 1.88mtrs.
Unfortunately the cupboard closest to the kitchen backs onto where the fridge is and has to stay.
The kitchen is also one i am going to need help with too.
Thank you so much for helping :)
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7 years agoHi!
The light grey is your original floor plan. Hope these are of some help, good luck with the renovation.
Adrienne Alford thanked caitlinfurby- 7 years agolast modified: 7 years ago
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Thanks @oklouise.
Yes the door between the laundry and toilet is gone and just wall now. The laundry has gone downstairs and in its place is a internal stairwell to downstairs. The wall between the kitchen and dining has been removed. At the other end of the dining room are french doors and a deck.
The kitchen is going to pretty much look like it does in those plans except the fridge has to stay where it is....which is in that first cavity area that you see when entering the kitchen from the hallway and its on the right.
At the far end of the kitchen will be a walk in pantry with a cavity/barn door.
Through that door down the far right end of the dining area is a second lounge/my work reception area. Then a bedroom (massage room) and around from there an ensuite.....backs onto the walk in pantry. Hope that helps make a bit more sense? Maybe lol.
The proposed kitchen plans look like....
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