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Anonymous users2024-01-24Consider making a storage cabinet between the toilet and the door to store some hygiene products.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It is recommended that you use the whole bathroom, the whole bathroom has a size that is just right with you; The whole bathroom, no cement, yellow sand, no tiles, no waterproof treatment, ready to use, you can consult"Simple and integrated bathroom" I hope it can help you.
1.The first thing to do is to determine the location of the toilet, but it has to be placed properly. >>>More
The question to the landlord should be clear! I'll give you a rough run: >>>More
It depends on the length and width and the location of the sewer, generally about one-third of the places inside are set up with baths, plus a curtain (if possible, a shower room can be installed directly), a flush toilet is installed outside by the shower, and a washbasin is arranged by the door, and a shelf is placed on the wall.
In view of the relatively small area, it is easy to install washbasins, squatting toilets and showers, but hidden projects such as water and electricity pipelines, waterproof projects, and tiling should not be sloppy!
Two renovation options for small bathrooms.
One is to stuff the small bathtub into the innermost position of the shower room, just enough to put it in, and move the shower room back to the opposite side of the wash basin; >>>More