ᐅ Two bathroom designs from an architect and a plumbing engineer
Created on: 4 Jul 2016 00:02
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Hello everyone,
we have two proposals for our bathroom on the upper floor. The first one is from the architect, which is quite standard, and the second proposal I received from the plumber. I prefer the second one, but I wonder how it feels to have the shower immediately to the left when entering the bathroom. ....looking forward to helpful suggestions......
we have two proposals for our bathroom on the upper floor. The first one is from the architect, which is quite standard, and the second proposal I received from the plumber. I prefer the second one, but I wonder how it feels to have the shower immediately to the left when entering the bathroom. ....looking forward to helpful suggestions......
I might also choose option 2. However, I would probably place the bathtub under the sloped ceiling, provided the knee wall is not too low, and possibly consider adding a skylight there. Bathroom cabinets could be installed on the wall where the bathtub was previously located. In a bathroom of this size, it might also be worth considering a bidet.
Sir_Kermit5 Jul 2016 12:24Hello,
As a fellow homeowner, I can totally understand your point. If I interpret the dimensions correctly, you basically have to step into the tub just to clean the back corner comfortably. Since the corner practically invites you to use it as a shelf, it doesn’t take long before dust and detergent residue start to accumulate there.
Kermit
Climbee schrieb:
That takes up a lot of space, and I always say that anyone who plans something like this has never cleaned a bathroom: have you ever thought about how impractical it is to clean that dead corner behind the bathtub?
As a fellow homeowner, I can totally understand your point. If I interpret the dimensions correctly, you basically have to step into the tub just to clean the back corner comfortably. Since the corner practically invites you to use it as a shelf, it doesn’t take long before dust and detergent residue start to accumulate there.
Kermit
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