Main Bathroom Layout HELP!!

3 years ago

Any ideas if its possible to fit a bath, big shower (not the square tray one), double vanity unit and toilet into a 3000mm x 3000mm bathroom? Would it be very crowded looking?

As it is square shaped Im unsure/confused!! The window would be on the left wall as you enter the bathroom, Im thinking of having the door out in the hall ie not acutally going into the 3000 x 3000, there is a nook of hall on the way to the bathroom so thinking of using that to allow more space in the bathroom.

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Kate
3 years ago
Can you post a scale plan of your space please. Need window and door if fixed, and window sill height and if designed for wet area?
Kate
3 years ago
Elements I assume.
Bath say 1800x750
Toilet. Allow 800 width for clearance.
1200-1800 vanity by 500 deep.
Shower say 1500x 1000 or 1200x900 abs min. Cut these out to scale and see what layouts you like and if you need to reduce size of things
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p b
Original Author
3 years ago
Such a great suggestion to cut these out, so practical and thank you for the sizing, Fantastic advice! Really appreciate that!
oklouise
3 years ago
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there's plenty of space but arrangement of fixtures depends on location of door and windows...please post a plan including adjoining rooms, dimensions and location of any existing plumbing and is this a renovation of an existing bathroom, plans for a new build or a new bathroom in an existing room without any plumbing?
p b
Original Author
3 years ago

Excuse my sketch & upside down writing but that is what the bathroom layout is currently to look like?? There is a door on the way into the bathroom but I thought if I ended the hall inline with the bedroom door there may be some extra space to have towels or hang clothes when showering or make more use of it than just hallway. I don't know if it would be of benefit.

Initially I was just having a shower room but not having a bath option I might regret one day when I want one!! Decisions!!
Kate
3 years ago
Maybe like this with a walk in shower and 1500 vanity
Kate
3 years ago
The last one you may need to get a new window
This has shower on other side
p b
Original Author
3 years ago
Thank you for those, for some reason I never came up with those combinations!!! I was thinking of moving the plant to the external wall ie opposite side of bathroom and using the end space for shower but thought it might be pokey!! Also, I like the way you cant see into the bathroom in this!

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