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How cool is this loo?
Pretani
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Called the Vertebrae, it stacks a toilet, sink, water cistern and two showers into one 8ft-tall steel column.
It has a price tag of £9,000 and is aimed at space-conscious householders who struggle to fit a traditional shower, sink and toilet into their bathroom space.
The Vertebrae is the brainchild of award-winning designer Paul Hernon, of Huddersfield, who created it with small apartments in mind.
It has a price tag of £9,000 and is aimed at space-conscious householders who struggle to fit a traditional shower, sink and toilet into their bathroom space.
The Vertebrae is the brainchild of award-winning designer Paul Hernon, of Huddersfield, who created it with small apartments in mind.
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Fantastic! I want one, although I will have to wait for it to be in the sales...0
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At £9000, I don't think so. Pretentious I think. If you've got that sort of money to spare you should be living in house with a bigger bathroom. Anyway, if want to use the shower you would have to stand in the toilet. Otherwise you would require it to be fitted in a wet room. This would make it even more expensive.I can afford anything that I want.
Just so long as I don't want much.0 -
it does look like you would actually need quite a big bathroom to be able to fit it and use it properly - but it is quite clever. I once saw a toilet that had a basin built into the top of it that was designed for tiny cloakrooms, I think that is a good idea too.0
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Where's the bath?
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It's a jacuzzi. Stand in toilet & flush. Repeat
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Anyway, if want to use the shower you would have to stand in the toilet. Otherwise you would require it to be fitted in a wet room. This would make it even more expensive.
good observation, it seems that a wet room would be essential. discount time:Tit does look like you would actually need quite a big bathroom to be able to fit it and use it properly - but it is quite clever.
It could be placed in a corner (and still function).0 -
Could get a little confusing when you come home from the pub having had a few pints and need a p*ss."You were only supposed to blow the bl**dy doors off!!"0
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maninthestreet wrote: »Could get a little confusing when you come home from the pub having had a few pints and need a p*ss.
...and the thought of brushing your teeth the next morning:eek:0 -
Yes, it was a sort of a joke, about standing in the toilet. However the rest of my post was exactly what I think. If this installation is being sold as a space saver then it is being miss-sold.I can afford anything that I want.
Just so long as I don't want much.0
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