Can the master bedroom toilet be converted into a cloakroom?

This is completely fine, but the sewage pipe openings on the bathroom floor must be sealed, and they must be sealed. It is also necessary to note here that this is sealed, not blocked, to ensure that the sewage pipe on the ground can continue to be used when the next renovation is changed to a bathroom.

According to Mr. Yin and Yang, the bathroom is too heavy in the cloakroom. It has an impact on their own future.

Yes, it is recommended to use the window side as a bathroom, which is conducive to ventilation, and the other side is a cloakroom, as long as the bathroom floor and wall are waterproof, it will not affect the use of the cloakroom at all. The area of the two should be divided according to individual needs.

You can change it, if you think one is enough, you might as well change it, the cloakroom is very practical.

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. >>>More