Powder room and bathroom size
Hello all,
I am looking for some advice please...
The powder size will be 1295 x 1500 once updated and I want the door to open inside. Do you think the powder and the bathroom size and layout looks ok? Any suggestions?
Thanks
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I have two powder rooms which are following sizes. You have to be aware that having the door opening inwards, you have to have enough room for people to get into the room without having to jump the toilet. In both my powder rooms there is plenty of room because of the length of the room.
1790mmx1360mm 720mm door opening inwards.
2170mmx1100mm 720mm door opening inwards.
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