2in1 Bathroom Sink can be used as a laundry Sink
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Comments (3)having the bathroom next to a bedroom suggests an extra door to create a full guest "suite" which also makes the house more appealing for two singles sharing while still providing an everyday toilet accessed through the laundry...there should be no need to move the windows or toilet position although the central wall has been replaced with a stud wall with cavity sliding door off set to screen the toilet from view through the open laundry door..the bathroom includes a generous 1500 x 900 shower or shower over small tub and a 1000 wide vanity (for guest towels, linen, toilet rolls etc) and (subject to accurate window size and shape) superimposing a decorative mirror or blinds in front of the window adds privacy ...the laundry has space for a stacked washer and dryer, single drop in tub over Lshaped cabinet (about 1700 x 1100) with open space under the corner for a tall laundry basket and cat litter nook below open shelf or drawers (for laundry and cat supplies) ...there's room for two separate tall storage cabinets for vacuum and/or narrow open voids for broom and freestanding ironing board etc and the plan shows a position for either a fold down or freestanding ironing board with dotted lines showing wall cabinets or open shelves overhead hanging racks above the sink and ironing board for hanging clothes for drip drying and before and after ironing...See MoreUsing linoleum (Marmoleum) in bathroom / laundry?
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Comments (3)what is the hallway marked .59 and your plan shows bed 2 opening off the master bedroom...it would help to be able to see the whole house plans before attempting an extra bathroom...See MoreLaundry/Bathroom combo help
Comments (4)If you want to extend the tiles to the ceiling that is fine. But what practical point is that achieving? Looking at cost and possible removing and replacement of cornices if the tiles are thicker than cornice. Is there a separate toilet in the house, or will the combined bathroom/laundry include a toilet? If there is a toilet in the bathroom, then you are making a multi functional two room space into a one function space. Eg can’t put the washing in, while someone is showering or using the toilet. Or can’t use the toilet if someone is putting the washing on. Taking into account left over odours! Bathroom/laundry combinations are a good use of space, but there can be a negative impact if this is the only bathroom....See More- 3 years ago
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