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We've got a small bathroom that had a bath crammed in, and that we never used. The single thing that made it more usable was getting rid of the bath entirely and replacing it with a largeish walkin shower cubicle thing - is that an option worth exploring?
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Rotate bath 90, put next to bog, quadrant shower top right, basin on right wall. *Depending on joists.
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I’m with @christianSpaceman - we had a bathroom almost exactly that size and layout in our old flat. We replaced the bath with a big shower and spaced out the remaining stuff a bit more. Was so much better. I do absolutely hate shower over bath though (feels like being a student).
Save the bath for when you are on holiday.
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Where is the window in the above layout?
Is a walk-in shower an absolute for you? Cramming everything in seems a little compromised on the above layout with both a 1600mm bath and 800x800mm shower being on the mean side.
Personally, I think I would rather have a more generous feeling room with a larger bath and shower over. I have a pet peeve on doors opening up onto a toilet, and would rather open up onto a nice basin with mirror/wall lights etc. I think I would also rotate your bath/shower 180degrees to make your service runs/connections easier.
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Here is a before and after layout of my ~2.3m × 2.3m bathroom.
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Well, I am asking for bathroom quotes. Difficult when I don't know what I actually want doing - to my surprise, it turns out I have no passion for bathroom fittings or layouts.
How to make the most of a 2.3m x 2.3m bathroom? Do I cram in a small bath and shower? Leaning towards big bath with big showerhead over it. Do I mess with the layout? I know it'll be cheaper to keep it as is, but feels like the space is not being used effectively. It's too small to put in a separate shower, but too big for just a bath, toilet and sink, so there are weird gaps.
The current layout is per the image, except irl the weird built-in cupboard is where the radiator is.
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