New Bathroom design
Discussion
Hello,
I have no idea when it comes to this sort of stuff so here goes.
I'm planning on getting a new bathroom this year. The property is about 25 years old and its the original one fitted. Compared to some new build 'family bathrooms' i've seen, mine is relativey roomy for a 2 bed flat i think.
Now I'm more a function over form sort of person so all i need is a toilet, basin and a shower.
Is there anything currently in fashion? or anything a big no no?
My main question would be round the bath/shower set up. Stick with the shower over bath combo? or do away with the bath and fit a more roomy shower cubicle? Maybe even squeeze in a shower cubicle and a bath?
any experts to guide me? thanks
I have no idea when it comes to this sort of stuff so here goes.
I'm planning on getting a new bathroom this year. The property is about 25 years old and its the original one fitted. Compared to some new build 'family bathrooms' i've seen, mine is relativey roomy for a 2 bed flat i think.
Now I'm more a function over form sort of person so all i need is a toilet, basin and a shower.
Is there anything currently in fashion? or anything a big no no?
My main question would be round the bath/shower set up. Stick with the shower over bath combo? or do away with the bath and fit a more roomy shower cubicle? Maybe even squeeze in a shower cubicle and a bath?
any experts to guide me? thanks
rfisher said:
OP what drawing package is that?
Is it difficult to move a toilet outflow pipe?
I can see that moving it away from the (presumably) outside wall may be tricky, but moving it further down the existing wall would be OK, no?
i just googled 'bathroom design software' and this is the top hitIs it difficult to move a toilet outflow pipe?
I can see that moving it away from the (presumably) outside wall may be tricky, but moving it further down the existing wall would be OK, no?
http://www.bathstore.com/bathroom-planner
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