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Anonymous users2024-01-24Meters are long. 2 meters is wide. Divide the rice. The door meters around the wash basin. Meters are the remaining shower area of the toilet.
To be exact. The toilet size is fixed. I like to get a big wash basin in the rain. The large wash basin and the small shower area are very simple. Don't pile up too much in the bathroom, Airbus Point will have a place to put basins, buckets, and small benches.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23First of all, look at the location of your toilet drain and the location of the washbasin and drain pipes in the bathroom, and then determine the location of your shower according to the location of these two drains. Determine the above locations, and then roughly determine the size of the toilet and washbasin you set. Then think about how to make both dry and wet zones.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The first square is used for bathrooms, and the second is used for washing.
Consider making a storage cabinet between the toilet and the door to store some hygiene products.
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.
The structure does not change and the area cannot be increased.
You're always too soft-hearted friend.
Are you writing an extra zero. >>>More
, the total area is, what can you do with isolating it??