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Anonymous users2024-01-24The area is too small to do. You can move the basin out of the bathroom to separate the wet and dry.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23square meters, estimated in meters. The size is relatively small, it is recommended to use a glass partition to divide the bathroom into 2, the door is a washstand, and a partition is next to the washstand, otherwise the position of the shower will be very small. Squatting and showers are in wet areas, and sitting is not recommended here.
Of course, no one will stop you if you want to use it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22How did you separate the wet and dry in the end? My family is the same as yours, and I would like to ask for advice.
The four-square-meter bathroom can be separated from wet and dry, but it also depends on the specific location of the wash basin, toilet and showerhead, and the area is divided according to their location.
3 square meters is not too small.
Very good to dry and wet separation. >>>More
4 square meters of toilet with toilet door installed.
In the left room, in the bathroom door, in front of the right. >>>More
This is more difficult, so you can only push the washing machine out when you take a shower, and you can usually put it under the shower.
If it is long, narrow and narrow, it can be separated by a shower room at the end, and if it is square, it can be made into a curved or angular shower room at one corner.