narrow long narrow small bathroom layout

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Sounds great but it does mean that lenarufus would have to decide to put a shower screen in now, which isn't on the plan at the moment. If you have the same light colour on floor wall and ceiling nobody will be able to tell where anything starts or finishes! Freshome has lots of ideas for bathrooms so you can see the effect for yourself. We have dark grey tiles on the floor and white tiles on the walls - think about having a light colour on the floor as well just to give the illusion of more space. Resul t- I'm now trying to find a solution to stop the slipping and possible accidents. I wanted pool mosaic tiles but got talked out of it by the building designer so we ended up putting the same tiles in the bathroom as in the rest of the house 4.5 x 4.5 ceramic matte tiles. One last tip - very important - be very careful what tiles you choose because in a wet room they will become slippery when wet. We also ended up putting in a frameless screen between the shower and the toilet because with our lack of length, everything was getting wet.

We have one light over the mirror and a central light but again I would have put in a solartube instead of the central light to try and make the room not feel so closed in. This would at least have enable us to see the vague outline of some green bush or other. 5 of a metre longer so your length sounds better and, instead of the window at the top of the wall, we should have had a floor to ceiling rectangular window with the bottom two-thirds opaque fixed glass for privacy and the top third opening clear glass. I have come to the conclusion that we should have made the room. We have one rectangular awning window that extends the width of the wall next to the shower. Unfortunately I don't find it a very inviting room to be in it feels quite claustrophobic. It is a wet room with the shower at the end, toilet in the middle and basin and wall-hung cabinet at the door with a recessed shower cabinet over the basin. The bathroom in our new house is similar to yours except not so long. And would like a timer for the towel rail, I suppose you can buy these.ģ00x300 tiles on the floor - dark colour - and 600x300 horizontal tiles on walls, maybe off-white. any opinions? Also the controller for the Rinnai gas water heater would need to go somewhere, not sure where to put it. I wanted to put a mirror on this wall to make the room look wider but my partner reckons it would look like a hall of mirrors. The other wall would have the heated towel rail and mixer tap & ceiling rain-shower head (further away from the wall than in this drawing, about 35cm). There will be a couple of open shelves above the door. Don’t want caeserstone or corian, & granite or marble too expensive. It would be about 200mm high and 300mm deep. Not sure what to use for the bench - was thinking Laminex Aquapanel but the colour range is pretty limited. I liked the Fowler Eclipse semi-recessed basin but apparently it won’t fit. I’m having trouble finding a recessed basin that’s not too small but would fit on a 30cm deep bench. One wall would hold the toilet, off the floor bench & basin, shower seat, flexible shower & mirrored cabinet. I’m not sure where the best place for the lights would be and what type. No bath - we haven’t used ours in 10 years. The whole room would be waterproofed & tiled with a linear drain.

Narrow long narrow small bathroom layout windows#

We have aircraft noise so windows will be double glazed. Not sure if these would need to open as we’ll have an exhaust fan vented outside but would like fresh air. There would be 2 windows which would be in a 50cm wall that juts out from the rest of the building, so the windows would look up and down the garden path. This would hold the cistern for the wall-hung toilet, and the shower niche, also the fold-up teak shower bench would be attached to the real wall behind the false wall, and the mirrored cabinet would be partly recessed into the false wall. The first drawing is a floor plan, there would be a 120mm deep false wall down one side. We’re also doing this for ourselves not resale.Īny suggestions re design & fittings would be welcome. We’re used to a 1.38m x 1.90m bathroom so the small size won’t be a problem. We are going to demolish our bathroom & kitchen … I’m trying to design a bathroom which will be very narrow, 1.45m wide x 3.90m long x 2.8m high.