1994 Original - Primary Bath Remodel Layout - HELP!!!
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Comments (39)Where do you live? Condo's have their own set of challenges with installation costs. Quality of cabinetry can vary and what you are looking at in either scenario is a more custom approach (with the wardrobes) - realistically it could be $35k min but if you are in a higher cost area it could be significantly more. Jackhammering a slab, higher end cabinetry, heated floors, etc you are looking at $50k min (educated GUESS) so get your pro to weigh in. Ideally your pro has experience working in your particular building and has jumped through the hoops a few times. Good luck!...See MoreRemodel Narrow Master Bath Layout Help
Comments (2)You need a very accurate scaled drawing of the existing space. Then a scaled drawing of the PLAN for the new space. A plumbing wall needs six inches depth. This ( below ) tells us nothing..........: ) It is not a "floor plan" A floor plan has inches. Contractor states he can push the bedroom closet wall back about 12 inches (roof/vents on the opposite end) and turn the shower horizontally into that closet space. He can remove the bathroom door and pony walls (used to be a sliding door closet). We are currently looking to put the toilet on the left of the vanity, scoot the vanity over to the right just a bit and build a wall and pocket door at the entrance....See MorePrimary suite addition layout help!
Comments (32)@scout It's not a 100% need, but it's a strong desire (especially from my wife) -- we're feeling like if we're investing in doing this whole project a bathtub is something we'd really like to have. We've been referencing this bathroom, also in LA, for size and it seems ours would be similar? I know to some this might feel tight, but this feels okay to me? So appreciate everyone's suggestions!...See MoreHelp with master bath blank slate remodel layout
Comments (5)Thank you for your feedback! I've checked, remeasured and updated the first diagram above to provide all the wall dimensions including between the door and window. The odd thing is the door is almost centered in the wall. I do not want a tub, only a shower for 1 person. For the shower, I want a shower pan (i.e. cast iron or acrylic), not have the shower floor custom made with tile. The shower walls will be tile with a glass shower door. I also have a cabinet maker who will build a custom vanity , so there's no worry about the length of the vanity. I would like two sinks in the vanity. I don't want the window in the shower. I'll put together some additional diagrams regarding possible fixture placement, although if there's an obvious placement that clicks, I'd appreciate those suggestions....See MoreWendy McGrath
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