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Anonymous users2024-01-24No, so that there is a situation that is difficult to find in time, whether it is from the perspective of safety, or from other perspectives, it is not appropriate for the toilet to be turned away from the bathroom door, please consider carefully.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Look at the layout of the home, if you put it like this to save space, why not.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22If you're not superstitious, it's okay to put it however you want. The design is different mainly according to one's own home.
Of course, the bathroom can not be equipped with a toilet, but it will be inconvenient to have a less toilet, and the bathroom function will be less, the toilet is ugly, and you can install a squatting or hidden toilet.
In principle, it is not recommended to move, but it is possible in special cases. Because it involves sewer problems, it is important to pay attention to the details of waterproofing.
The barrier-free specification does not specify that sliding doors cannot be made, but only that swing doors should be opened outward. As for saying that sliding doors waste more space than swing doors, I don't agree!
It's not good, and it doesn't advocate this way in vision and feng shui.
It's better not to, it's not good-looking, it's okay to be a little wrong.