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Fitting out ensuite refurb.

misc2013 · 2021-05-30 21:59:54

We are changing a small utility room into ensuite. Measurements are 1920mm by 1500mm. The 1920mm wall has a window. If will have a sliding door to save space. Want to have toilet, shower, sink and small rad and a little storage. Hoping to not have to go less than 900 x900 shower as we were hoping to improve from our…

30-05-2021 9:59pm

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We are changing a small utility room into ensuite. Measurements are 1920mm by 1500mm. The 1920mm wall has a window. If will have a sliding door to save space. Want to have toilet, shower, sink and small rad and a little storage. Hoping to not have to go less than 900 x900 shower as we were hoping to improve from our current 800x780. It all seems a bit tight but thinking curved shower 900x900 to the left corner, small sink to the right corner, maybe 350 or a corner one, rad behind door to front right behind doorway and toilet facing shower to left front corner.

Main concern is toilet being tight between it and either sink or shower as I believe it recommended to have 600 between toilet and sink for example. Husband suggested mirror in shower (for shaving) to save space! Joking.

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