Thoughts on my bathroom layout and design?

[Dan_the_man]

Hi folks

 

I would appreciate peoples thoughts on my upstairs bathroom layout.

 

I will not be having bath taps but instead will buy a bath overflow filler. The bath will be 1700mm long 750mm wide. If I am laying in the bath facing the sink should I place the overflow filler on the opposite side? I have a cavity wall to allow me to fit the bath in and to make the vanity unit longer. I am restricted in the depth of the wall unit where the toilet is hung as I do not want to make the tall bathroom window narrower. Should I remove the cavity wall and make the bath 100mm longer and make up the gap from the stud wall on the opposite side even if it means I have to make the tall window 30mm narrower?

 

 

 

 

What are peoples thoughts on my vanity unit? The sink pipe work would be hidden behind a sliding door on the left hand side. Directly next to have is open storage with a glass shelf. The issue I have is I need to find a sink with an off centre plug hole are these easy enough to find?

 

 

The toilet shelf will be 790mm high so this means I will need a small wall hung frame. This frame would be short enough I assume. https://www.victorianplumbing.co.uk/bauhaus-low-height-wall-hung-wc-support-frame?gclid=CjwKCAjwi_b3BRAGEiwAemPNU0knLBdTR9e53d9TeZRqZfqE84B5GL_DkzAsnrJ550v2TrFlzjDZfBoCTHgQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

 

 

Ignore the shower on this image as I will probably opt for an inbuilt shower to keep it clean. Should I use the extra space to stick the shower niche behind the shower instead of building an extra window for the shower niche? I could put the shower controls next to the window.

 

 

How the vanity unit interacts with the bath is crucial. I have tried my best to make it so that water can't touch the vanity unit but maybe tiles laid on wood looks messy?

 

 

 

 

Many thanks for your thoughts.

 

[Bozza]

Have you considered swapping shower and bath.  You have a natural recess there for a big shower.  Most people shower more than they bath.  I think this would make your bathroom feel bigger as obviously a bath is low level.
 

if you extend your cavity wall this would create a natural recess for your vanity unit.  Would be much more neater and streamlined which appears to be the look you’re after.  Also consider a shower neuk in your cavity wall.  Have shower controls at entry point.

 

have attached what I mean.

 

contact a bathroom supplier they’ll help you do a design as part of a quote.