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Anonymous users2024-01-23Simply put, the shower area, toilet and wash basin are separated by partitions, and there is usually a door design. Advantages: high efficiency, no impact on washing when going to the toilet or bathing.
Disadvantages: The space is divided, so when using the toilet and taking a bath, it will feel more oppressive. In addition, the space where the wash basin is located is generally dark and narrow, so it is often necessary to turn on the lights.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22If the area is large enough, it is perfectly fine. However, the small area is tense.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21It depends on personal preference, if you want to separate wet and dry, separate it and the space is large enough.
When buying a house, the developer installed the drainage pipe according to the drawings, and you can't change it casually.
The innermost part is made into a shower area, the ideal width of the shower area is 90, and the outer one is the toilet.
The size of the shower room is generally 850*850, or 900*900, if it is close to the toilet, remember to leave a little gap.
Generally do not need to be raised! Just talk to the downstairs and take a look! Or dig a pipe into the ground.
Why should the floor drain be raised? If it is raised, it will not be able to flow.