Most of the demo is done (the subfloor is left in for now, but it will be replaced with a thicker plyboard. The one used previously is too bouncy). So, here are three options for the layout. Two of them involve more plumbing work than the others. The door will be on the right side of the opening, the window will be narrower (24 inches rather than over 30 wide) with matte glass for privacy. From the hallway we would prefer not to see the toilet. Which would you choose?
Bathroom A: tub on right wall, toilet to the back (there is not a lot of room between toilet and tub).
Bathroom B: toilet stays where it originally was. Bathtub on the right again. You move between the end of the tub and the toilet to get to the sink.
Bathroom B: toilet stays where it originally was. Bathtub on the right again. You move between the end of the tub and the toilet to get to the sink.
Bathroom C: The tub is against the backwall. Toilet stays put. (The wall will be approximately where the pink towel is hanging down.)
Hey - who is hiding in there?
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7 comments:
The toilet option in the back with a little half Wall or full Wall would be my choice. You could put a storage cabinet over the throne.
Keren
hmm. i'm leaning towards bathroom c, maybe?
btw, the window will be 24 inch wide and we can move it to the left for the 2 options where the tub is up against the right wall.
Is there room to put both the sink and toilet on the same wall (e.g. left wall), with the tub against the back wall?
tim
Without the actual door opening, hmm, hard to tell. Before I saw the pics, I mentioned an option like your picture a with short stub wall and wondered if that might work.
However, the best choice is the one you like, that fits everyone in as needed to take care of the family. It will be nice!
momsie
I would vote for B because I think that's the vision you had for this bathtub. You really liked the tub, so stay with the design you loved. Does it feel too tight between the sink/tub, toilet/tub? It's hard to tell dimension from the picture.
You could also try putting the sink on the back wall in B.
A might be nice if you have room for the toilet back there.
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