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designing your bathroom
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- By incorporating bathroom furniture into your new bathroom design may cost you more but well worth it! Furniture can offer loads of storage for towels and toiletries and also hide away all those ugly bathroom pipes. For some, bathroom furniture will be a great space saver but if your limited for space and can't go all out with a full furniture install then you can choose just a basin unit or a basin and toilet combination unit, which look really smart and give you bathroom storage and hide the toilet and basin pipes.You can choose from Modular, Fitted or a combination of the two. Modular furniture is wall hung with no plinths, leaving space between the unit and the floor. Fitted furniture is installed wall to floor with
- In designing your bathroom part 7 we look at showering options for your bathroom.The Bath/Shower Mixer TapThe simplest and most affordable showering option is the bath/shower mixer tap. If you want to keep costs down and double up your bath as a shower enclosure, then the bath/shower mixer is the easiest and cheapest option. You won't have the best showering experience, as the power a tap produces won't be anywhere as near as effective as an electric shower or a shower value unit but it will work. Usually bath/shower mixer taps come with a shower head holder, you might want to invest in a riser rail to hold the headset on the wall.
- Bathroom taps are no longer just a matching pair of hot and cold taps. There are now mixer taps, wall mounted and freestanding taps as well as modern digital taps and heat sensor lights! In designing your bathroom part 6, we will show you what options are available and what the modern taps now have to offer.[caption id="attachment_401" align="alignleft" width="251"] 1901 Globe Collection[/caption][caption id="attachment_402"
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Designing your bathroom part 4: shower tray shapes, materials & fitting options
View bath styles, material and designs for your bathroom in- Designing your Bathroom Part 3…
- Toilet designs for your bathroom old and new.
Close Coupled Toilet - the most popular toilet design. The close coupled toilet has been the standard toilet design for over 40years, an oval shape pan and square cistern sat on top. There are now many close coupled designs to choose from- round, square and sleek space savers. There are also two styles of close coupled, standard (exposed waste pipe) or back to wall (flush against the wall, hiding the waste pipe). Like all older toilet designs the close coupled had a handle flush, but all modern toilet designs have adopted the push button flush.
[caption id="attachment_125" align="alignleft" width="173"] - Choosing a basin for your new bathroom. In Designing your bathroom - part 1 we take a look at all basin styles available...
