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Minimum Rough estimate for an ensuite

dannyp123
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Hi,
We are trying to fit a shower room(shower, basin & toilet) in a room that is (3.07m X 4.09m) in size. Could anybody suggests me ,,what would be the minimum size of ensuite and how must it cost?
We are trying to fit a shower room(shower, basin & toilet) in a room that is (3.07m X 4.09m) in size. Could anybody suggests me ,,what would be the minimum size of ensuite and how must it cost?
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You are probably better trying the in my home, inc DIY boards.0
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I'd put a bath in a room that size, too.0
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That's a rather large bathroom - some living rooms are that sort of size! Are you sure you have the measurements right?0
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Surely the op is splitting the room to give an ensuite to a bedroom. I've had ensuites built and fitted for under 1500 quid. That needed all new waste and supply. But, I've also spent much more than that for a good one.
Size? You can squeeze one in to 1.5 metres by 1.2 metres.. lay plan out on the floor. The diy shed catalogues have sizes for unitd.0 -
I estimated mine would come in at c£1400 but in the end it came in at just shy of £4k. This did include underfloor heating though: materials, labour and sparky.
Had to get the ceiling redone (something I didn't factor in) and the walls skimmed.I have a simple philosophy:
Fill what's empty. Empty what's full. Scratch where it itches.
- Alice Roosevelt Longworth0
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