Can the bathroom be converted into a cloakroom?

In terms of design, the bathroom is converted into a cloakroom, which may be a use of space and convenient for yourself. However, it may be that this small change has hurt the "vitality" and caused problems for the people in the house in the future.

Analysis: 1. If the kitchen is "on the water", then the bathroom is "on the water". If the whole or part of the bathroom is converted into a cloakroom, or for other purposes, then it is bound to destroy the "sewer". The water is not good, and you can't have good luck.

2. In the modern living environment, there are usually most floors, that is, their own villas, which also have more than two floors. So, the reality is that there are actually toilets above and below the bathroom.

I converted my bathroom into a cloakroom, but there are still bathrooms above and below. In other words, the cloakroom is in the "sandwich" of the upper and lower toilets, and the feng shui will not be good.

3. No bathroom can be converted into a room with other functions, unless the house was originally designed and constructed as a other room. Otherwise, change the bathroom, then, trouble will come.

Can be changed, first: keep the original pipes in case they are still used as toilets in the future. Second; Do a good job of waterproofing.

Of course, if you don't consider the problem of feng shui, just pay attention to waterproofing. The bathroom in my master bedroom is half a dressing room, which is easier to design because it is square: the pipes still have to be wrapped; Keep a floor drain to prevent water seepage for drainage; Keep toilets for emergency use; Remove all the tiles posted by the developer, redo the walls and floors for waterproofing, and then paste the tiles you bought; The ceiling is still made of toilet materials; The wardrobe should be customized with metal legs, about 10 cm from the ground, to prevent the pipe from leaking and soaking the wardrobe base; The wardrobe door is customized into a sliding frosted glass door, so that it will feel like a whole with the bathroom.

Also, there is a small side wall opposite the toilet, where I designed a small shoe cabinet. The cabinet door is sprayed with white porcelain, and the marble countertop is used, which looks very harmonious with the bathroom; And it's convenient to sit on it when you change your shoes and pants. Also, my house has been renovated for three years, and there has been no water burst upstairs.

It can be changed. The premise is that the concealed project is done well, such as the top surface waterproofing. moisture-proof, upstairs and downstairs sewer problems, etc. If you can't save it, you must do it well.

The bathroom can be converted into a cloakroom! It is best to provide a floor plan to facilitate a better design.

1. If the walls of the bathroom and the next room are non-load-bearing walls, the layout can be optimized as much as possible. For example, reduce the space of the cloakroom (the cloakroom mainly uses the long side, and the actual utilization rate of the short side is very low) to give it to the room that is not spacious, and reduce the occupation of the wall.

2. Because of the noise of the drainage pipe, you can use the noise reduction sticker to wrap the pipe in front of the ceiling, and the maximum noise can be reduced to 35-40

Decibel; 3. The ceiling uses gypsum board ceiling, and the cabinet and ceiling must be kept at least 30mm

Otherwise, it will be very depressing and uncomfortable to stick to the top directly. The cloakroom cabinet does not need a door, and if you have concerns, the curtain is sufficient.

4. The hot and cold water level on the wall should be kept as much as possible, which will not affect the use of the cabinet.

Yes, just do a good job of waterproofing. It is possible to expand the area of the wardrobe. In addition, if there is a possibility that it will be converted into a bathroom in the future, it is best to save the plumbing in case you want to return it later.

Of course, I changed the main bathroom of my house into a wardrobe room, but I still have to come out with a relatively small change of clothes.