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Is it possible to fit a shower cubicle in this bathroom?
hardpressed
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|9" WC 17" Wash basin 17" | | 17" 22" | |
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door 35" | 50" | 27"
Now my drawing has come out wrong. The room is approx 112 " x 65" with the bath down the right hand side, bath is 27 " wide.
Sorry about the'drawing' I would like to fit a shower cubicle but keep the bath. I would rather not have the bath over the window as I'd have to get in the bath to open it. I wondered if it would be possible to move the sink and the WC along towards the bath then I think a 90 quadrant shower would fit where the WC is. It is a bungalow with a concrete floor. The other idea which I had was to make a new doorway between the present door and the bath and put the shower in that corner but that would be away from the drain and the water pipes and a lot more work.
Any ideas please.
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Why not just put a shower over the bathEat vegetables and fear no creditors, rather than eat duck and hide.0
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Because as I'm getting older I sometimes find it difficult to get into the bath, just depends how stiff i am.0
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Could you replace the bath with a walk-in bath with shower over?
Moving the WC on a concrete floor is likely to be awkwardA kind word lasts a minute, a skelped erse is sair for a day.0 -
You need to do another drawing and do it in millimetres. Your drawing is very confusing.Eat vegetables and fear no creditors, rather than eat duck and hide.0
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The loo is the most awkward to move 'cos of the soil pipe, any other pipework want be a problem to move whatever you decide.
In a normal shower cubicle the trap for the drain would go under the floorboards but with yours being concrete i think you may need to raise it a few inches and have a step.
Do you think if the cubicle went on the r/h wall, you moved the door to the left to the centre of the room and left everything else as it is.
I was reading about using plastic pipes rather than copper, that would be a lot cheaper considering the price of metal. And much easy to cut and join, i've never used it but it sounds a good thing.Liverpool is one of the wonders of Britain,
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Could you please try another basic plan with the soil location outside, thanks.0
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