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thinking of making downstairs wc into a wetroom in the
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hi everyone, i'm new
I dislike having to shower over the bath so am thinking of converting my downstairs wc into a wetroom
The room is 160 x 105cm which ... -
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Re: thinking of making downstairs wc into a wetroom
gives you a sq mt to shower in, thats ok, whats the floor substrate, you will need to think about falls to the drain, a linear drain might be easier.
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Re: thinking of making downstairs wc into a wetroom
thats the same size as my cloakroom too small imo. i take it the floor is concrete/screed? you would have to create fall for waste, which may cause problems with door threshold, door would have to open outward. i would think you would have to move radiator. sparky to put new cable in for shower. just for starters
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Re: thinking of making downstairs wc into a wetroom
That doesn't leave you a huge amount of room to be honest.
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Re: thinking of making downstairs wc into a wetroom
Don't be discouraged though. If you plan it correctly you can achieve some usable space. You need to plan according to what's available. Put some layout on a piece of paper. Then you can assess and decide for yourself. Bear in mind that available space you've got is not much bigger than bath itself. But i think i've seen such room made as a sample in ikea. Although this was only a concept and it did not need to be a useable, practical space.
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