Wednesday, March 29, 2006

Bathroom design

The bathroom design now is as shown below :

kitchen and bathroom plans 011 

By adding a hand basin within an alcove (see below) in what was once just a toilet room, we have managed to create a functional and independent guest wc. 

pics 001 pics 003 pics 004 alcove before tiling

In so doing, we have freed up much needed space in the main bathroom,

pics 016 allowing a single run of cabinetry with ample counter space above, and storage space below.

This design also eliminates noxious toilet odours penetrating to the main bedroom, from the bathroom. (In the photo above, the toilet will be removed permanently, allowing the stretch of wall from the doorway on the far left of the photo to the wall where the toilet appears, to be dedicated to counter top and cabinetry : 155 cm long x 50-60 deep).

The creation of a divisory wall at the foot of the bath (see below) has also enclosed the bath / shower space enabling greater privacy in the bathroom if the door to the bedroom is open.

pics 018

We are relocating the door & door frame that previously led from the passageway to the kitchen and blocked access to the fridge / pantry area, locating it to the outside of the entrance to the wc/toilet room, thereby allowing guests to close this door to the hall / kitchen area , leaving the doors between the main bathroom and toilet open if desired, or vice versa.

pics 012 this is the tapware for the main bathroom

Options for basins are as follows : 

Above counter top basins :

Sink 1 sink 2 sink 3 

prices : $544               $374                 $486  (in pesos)

Basin set in the counter top :

sink 4

price : $172 pesos

 

 

Posted by Russell at 10:19:44
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