The "have a look at this!" thread II

steve2005

Mardle wrote: »

That's to grab your attention so you don't notice the fish tank in the floor!

Crikey - it worked!!

System

Mardle wrote: »

That's to grab your attention so you don't notice the fish tank in the floor!

I remember watching the programme this house was on. I'd forgotten about the gorilla!

I don't think it's a fish tank. More of a tank for spiders. Can see a skull in the tank.

jvpari

http://m.zoopla.co.uk/for-sale/details/32189182?search_identifier=e49b3ef6aaafa370cc731d71b5536c24

loving the bath in the kitchen!

Mardle

ScarletMarble wrote: »

I don't think it's a fish tank. More of a tank for spiders. Can see a skull in the tank.

It was definitely constructed as a fish tank & is mentioned as such in the blurb.

Gigervamp

jvpari wrote: »

http://m.zoopla.co.uk/for-sale/details/32189182?search_identifier=e49b3ef6aaafa370cc731d71b5536c24

loving the bath in the kitchen!

Um, there are only 3 pics, 2 of the front of the house and one of the back garden.

Upsidedown_Bear

Gigervamp wrote: »

Um, there are only 3 pics, 2 of the front of the house and one of the back garden.

Have a look at the floor plan although the bath is in a separate room that is part of the kitchen.

http://www.zoopla.co.uk/for-sale/details/32189182?search_identifier=e49b3ef6aaafa370cc731d71b5536c24

LittleVoice

Upsidedown_Bear wrote: »

Have a look at the floor plan although the bath is in a separate room that is part of the kitchen.

http://www.zoopla.co.uk/for-sale/details/32189182?search_identifier=e49b3ef6aaafa370cc731d71b5536c24

Having a door to separate it from the kitchen is one up on a flat I was asked to consider renting in Harley Street in the very early 1970s. There the bath was in the kitchen and the top covering it was designed to be part of the kitchen work surfaces.

Gigervamp

I thought that there were regs in place that meant there had to be a little hallway to seperate bathrooms from kitchens.

LittleVoice, there's a house at St. Fagans that has that arrangement with a worktop over the bath in the kitchen.

LittleVoice

Gigervamp wrote: »

I thought that there were regs in place that meant there had to be a little hallway to seperate bathrooms from kitchens.

LittleVoice, there's a house at St. Fagans that has that arrangement with a worktop over the bath in the kitchen.

I think there used to be a building reg which meant WCs could not be directly off another room but I understand that is long gone (or I was wrong all along).

I know, in American usage, a WC is a "bathroom". However, in the house which started this conversation off, it is not a WC that is directly off the kitchen but a room with a bath.

tigsly

there used to be a reg that said - a washbasin and 2 doorways between a bathroom and a kitchen.. but when we joined the EU this was no longer needed (thats my understanding anyway!)