Layout help for my Dad's bathroom remodel
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Comments (12)OK, so if my plan won't work, how can I fix it :) enduring there are two other full baths w/ tub and shower on the same floor. I am not worried about making this one handicap accessible. mongoct there is one window on the rights side. I've labeled it here. It is currently a small, stupid high window which I was planning on making a little bigger and longer. It was going to be in between the two vanity mirrors in the current proposed plan and I was going to put a glass cabinet w/ glass front and back in front of it to let light filter through but get more storage and obscure the view. The doors can be changed or moved from side to side if need be. The window could be changed and moved to- but the bathroom faces the front of the house and it is a ground floor house so there can't be a window in the front....See MoreHelp w/ Layout in Bathroom Remodel
Comments (4)Amy, Did you see this story from Houzz a few days ago? [A Classic Bathroom Worth Losing A Closet For.[(https://www.houzz.com/magazine/a-classic-bathroom-worth-losing-a-closet-for-stsetivw-vs~106511896) I think they did a great job incorporating many of the ideas that Tackykat mentioned. I'd see if your size and layout comes close to this square footage. Also, can you say why you want a separate tub and shower? How often do you take baths? Are there bath tubs in the bathrooms on the other floors of your house? Could you just make do with a walk in here? Also, will the bathroom be accessed from the master or from the hallway, or both? I recently saw a condo that had a nice bathroom accessible from both the master and the hallway and the layout was done in a way that a pocket door could separate just the toilet and sink from the rest of the bathroom making it both a powder room and/or master bath. I wonder if you could do something like that here....See MoreBathroom remodel layout help
Comments (6)This is one floor plan I suggested to a friend and she built the exact same way and she loves it. The only difference is that she does not have a make-up mirror to see the back of her head but it seems that she is ok without one. I know I would miss it. I see two options to place a make-up mirror: 1- You can place it close to where the bathroom door is. See little square for the location where I would put the mounting bracket. This would allow you to stand between the counter top and the make-up mirror. You would also need to place your sinks distant from each other because this dictate the location of each mirror and it needs to be placed where you can see the back of your head. I do prefer to have distant sinks anyway because of the longer continuous counter top between the two sinks and also you can have wider drawers in the middle of your vanity. 2- An other idea would be to mount the make-up mirror inside one door of the cabinet and put another mirror on the inside of the other door. You could stand between the two mirrors. You just need to open the doors. You would have to reserve an empty shelf inside the cabinet to drop your hair dryer and brush while your are doing your hair. You would also need an electrical outlet close by....See MoreMaster Bathroom Remodel - Layout Help!
Comments (1)I’m not understanding all of your layout. Do you have a plan of the whole floor? But if you can close off that door past the washer and dryer, add a sink there and toilet in front of the other closet (obviously change the door), it would be similar to but even bigger than my powder room/laundry closet, which works great....See MoreAJCN
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