We had our second design appointment with the designer from Wickes.
Here is what our design looks like.
BEFORE LEFT - as you walk in, the area to the left of the door (with the extension into bedroom 3 and the fake 'room' type thing):
AFTER LEFT -What the man proposes this area will look like after. Don't forget that the ceiling will not look like this - take our ceiling and pretend it is there.....:
BEFORE RIGHT - as you walk in through the door this is the current view to the right of the door:
AFTER right- man proposes to build fake wall over door to hide the door and then do a wall-to-wall shower as in diagram below. You can see the fake wall below. Don't forget that the door shown in this schematic is a normal door and that ours is a 'pop' door which slides sideways. Sadly the landing/bathroom does not have the required building regulations space for a normal door so we are stuck with the pop sliding door.
You can also see the moved radiator is pic below.
Here is what our design looks like.
BEFORE LEFT - as you walk in, the area to the left of the door (with the extension into bedroom 3 and the fake 'room' type thing):
AFTER LEFT -What the man proposes this area will look like after. Don't forget that the ceiling will not look like this - take our ceiling and pretend it is there.....:
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| With full size mirror |
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| With mirror cabinet instead - for storage |
AFTER right- man proposes to build fake wall over door to hide the door and then do a wall-to-wall shower as in diagram below. You can see the fake wall below. Don't forget that the door shown in this schematic is a normal door and that ours is a 'pop' door which slides sideways. Sadly the landing/bathroom does not have the required building regulations space for a normal door so we are stuck with the pop sliding door.
You can also see the moved radiator is pic below.
Finally, the bird's eye view is:
A small bathroom, but hopefully with a bit more breathing space. Had to compromise some space between sink and toilet, so might be a bit claustrophobic?
Has to be better than what we have got at the moment though surely?!
The man has not included the cost of refurbishing the ceiling as we would need to talk to the installer directly and he would quote us on the job.
Guess how much this costs! Answers via email.






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