Printable View
Dont laugh I have seen this in China. Imagaine a 1200 x 1200 room shower with a small vanity which drains to the floor. The floor drain is also the squat toilet pan. The shower head is directly above the squat pan. One of those occasions you definately dont want to drop the soap, or loose your step in the shower.Quote:
Originally Posted by dazzler
Hi Mc blurter
I have the same kind of issues as yourself My bathroom is 1.65m x 2.30m
so longer but thinner and i am also trying to add a toilet . I agree a second toilet is very handy to have and will add value when i come to sell the house .
if you go into the reece plumbing website they have a bathroom planner very handy ..:) :)
i also think the bifold doors are the way to go you can get some really nice ones nowdays and it would free up some space .
i'm sorry to hijack your thread but how are you doing the plumbing for the new toilet ? Are you tapping into a existing sewrage pipe or creating a new one . Are you working on a concrete slab ?
My other toilet is behind the left wall of my bathroom so i was going to dig up the floor and tap into this pipe .But have been told that if the sewrage pipe is shallow then it will be hard to add a tiolet as the new pipe need to slope down .
i am also getting a sewrage plan of the house from the master plumbers apparently all houses should have one .I don't know if this applies to you but will be very handly to have .
Regards rob