Bathroom + Laundry Layout
Kate Schleicher
4 years ago
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Kate Schleicher
4 years agolast modified: 4 years agoRelated Discussions
New layout for Kitchen, Bathroom & Laundry
Comments (2)You’re shower space seems narrow ie less than 900mm wide?? There are great new instantaneous hot water systems that can fit on outside wall too so free up internal space Have you gone to a bathroom place ? Some have specialist bathroom designers. So knocking down storage cupboard wall sounds good and have awning window above laundry bench and I’d prob integrate laundry into bathroom or perhaps could have bifold doors in front if want to shut off mess from any visitors and vanity can stick out more ie be deeper so have more storage else keep narrow and narrow full length wall cupboards on back wall. Play with boxes to work out how far things can stick out without interfering with the flow of movement you like...See MoreTiny bathroom/laundry layout ideas??
Comments (17)Thanks siriuskey, similar to another suggested layout which works well in the space. Will definitely put in a mirror shaving cabinet and replace the horrible 70's spec shower screen currently there. oklouise, thanks for another great suggestion. I'm open to moving everything at this stage (subject to plumbers costs). The entire property is only around 100sqm (double storey barn conversion) so there really isn't another space for the "laundry" to go. Having said this, we did contemplate a European laundry in the kitchen, but again, we'd still have spacing issues plus additional costs that we don't have the budget for. I definitely have lots to discuss with Mr Danielle!...See MoreBathroom/laundry layout
Comments (16)Hi Siriuskey. Bifolds work with your layout, small laundry won’t work with sliding doors unless you can take it the whole length of room. It was touch and go fitting mine in with existing window and door. Can’t tell you how many times I measured depth of laundry. We had to pull of trim from side of window and trim window ledge back flush to side of new timber door frame. So glad I persisted and could get full height doors. Bifolds would not have worked at all for me with door and window and extra width. It wasn’t the only thing I shoehorned in. You may notice the toilet isn’t set back in line with shower, that was so I could squeeze in a dog legged entry into the old laundry of a slightly extended hall, laundry has become my study. Previously laundry had external access and access through the bathroom....See MoreBathroom/laundry combo dilemma!
Comments (15)Thank you all for taking the time to offer help and suggestions, really appreciate it! You’ve given me lots to think about that wouldn’t have crossed my mind. Last night I thought about separating the toilet and laundry from the bathroom with a barn door/sliding door. This would involve adding a partition wall and extending the benchtop. If we can remove the trough and put WM recess in it’s place and plumb that into a large trough/butchers style basin in the bathroom, that could potentially work? I’ve added my very amateur mark up to try show the idea. Any feedback is greatly appreciated!...See Moreoklouise
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