Thank you - is that the bath you have drawn next to the shower ? And is that a shower door on the diagonal ?

It would be to code if full wet room. Looks like trying to get DDA COMPLIANCE . Where will towel rails go?

What about this version ?

What about this version ? Would an 800!walk in shower be okay ?

I am planning to waterproof the floor and walls - thanks for the information

It’s the drainage. The whole floor will need to slip to drain son consult plumber early. But tease the latest layout is best.

Thanks Kate - would you make any changes to the latest layout ?

Sorry should not do this on phone with autocorrect. Cant see what I am typing and autocorrect makes things up. The latest layout is fine if a) you have an enclosed shower or b) the whole bathroom is designed as wet room with appropriate fall. Consult plumber. Yes to centralised tub and yes to vanity on right facing door. I would consider a deep vanity 500-600 and don’t recess the mirror cabinet.

Thanks Kate

Do you think it’s possible to build the wall out 50cm from the back wall where the bath tub is sitting so that it becomes an even line from bath to the shower screen. Push the bath up into the corner near the door leaving a space at the end of the bath to allow for a longer vanity . Bath would need to be 1400

The one that vanity is against

This keeps current footprint. You could extend your dropped ceiling over whole bath to tie it into the new layout. Built in bath.

I like this layout but the toilet can’t really be moved- how big is the bath because the vanity might be able to go into the space beside it ?

Baths are typically 750 wide and come in lengths from around 1100 to 1800. Putting vanity in alcove you gave to work out mirror issue with all the windows

This keeps current footprint. You could extend your dropped ceiling over whole bath to tie it into the new layout. Built in bath.ok if keeping toilet then this should work

Ignore the part before OK in last message.

This looks good Kate - Talked with plumber today and he said that walk in shower would work if the floor falls to a back drain.

Good luck. Love to see final outcome.

Thanks for your advice and your willingness to make an effort to respond

The shower screen will most likely be 1100-1200. Any longer and it impedes the space - plumber says he can reorient the toilet to face the other way against the wall behind it to make more room

Shower screen needs to be 1200 long measured from shower head. Water will still splash further. I would leave toilet orientation so less likely to be walking on wet floor when using toilet. Centre of toilet width should be 400 mm from wall

Length no issue if you add door

I know that a door makes sense but I’m afraid it will
Look bulky in this small space

It’s not a small space and glass. Just go semiframeless. Or frameless if you budget can extend.

I wish I could see this in 3d

guessing dimensions in alcove

This is from Reece 3d floor planner 1300 shower screen should work without door. I went a 1500 back to corner bath to add a towell rail under window. gives you room for hamper or bin

Wow that’s fabulous Kate - thanks so much

I have tried to use that Reece tool but it doesn’t look like this . Yesterday I spoke with the builder and he suggested to move the toilet to the back wall facing the door. This would allow for a 1200 wall hung vanity where the toilet was and a bank of mirror cabinets on that side wall . Next to the toilet is the shower . A wall of about 860 is built with the back to wall bath tucked behind that leaving - 400 space at end of bath for a hob.

I prefer the walk in to the cubicle but it’s good to see both styles

Toilet is a bit left of the door and will be a little obscured from the glass . Because the shower screen is moved towards the alcove it provides more room to move around in that space . Vanity and shower are on different walls

I have removed an 1850 vanity from this bathroom that provided so much storage . But the old bathroom didn’t have a seperate shower . Now I am left with fewer options for storage and like you say - where does the towel rail go . Moving the toilet provides a batter option to have the whole wall above the vanity to put shaving cabinets for extra storage in addition to the 1200 vanity with 2 drawers hopefully ..

Hi Sabrina. Can you give me the dimensions of the alcove.

2000 x 890

this is the demo dimensions - lose about 40cm adding sheeting and tiles

so roughly like this, sorry missed the 40mm

I didn't add the bath hob as you need to have towel rail somewhere and it gives a better sense of space with more floor area. I have shown a frameless shower enclosure. with a low wall to mount toilet roll holderm but could just pop in on a toilet brush or freestanding holder. You could have a cheaper semiframeless enclosure, it just adds a rail across the top and the wall mounts.

view from shower

I also didn't leave space between shower and vanity, will need a 10cm gap.

Here is view from vanity side

The toilet is where the shower is - next to the bath

I am so appreciative of your efforts Kate - thankyou

Kate would it be a big ask to have you swap the toilet and the shower ?

Sorry, tried that. Cant get around shower screen to toilet if swapped unless you only want 900 cubicle shower. I am away till Tuesday now so can’t do more plans. . I know toilet opp door is not ideal, but happens all the time.. I am out of ideas for u. It is a question on what you want to compromise on.

Thanks for that - I will
Need to go with the 900 shower by the sounds of it …

If it was me I would go with my last plan and shut door, self closing preferably.