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Use limited wall space with a radiator above the toilet
Placing the radiator higher above the toilet makes use of wall height in a room with limited space.
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Placing the radiator higher above the toilet makes use of wall height in a room with limited space.
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A pocket door frees the layout to accommodate both a shower and bath in the same room.
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Building a wall beneath the steep slope gives the basin a position with more usable headroom.
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Grouping the fittings along one wall leaves the opposite side available for an open wetroom area.
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A framed bifold enclosure can provide a practical shower solution where the room limits other enclosure choices.
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A compact walk-in shower leaves space for L-shaped storage units within the same bathroom arrangement.
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A slim custom cistern enclosure fits unusual walls while preserving the planned bathroom layout.
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A pocket door saves space around the entrance and helps the bathroom layout work more freely.
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Built-in recesses use the space at the shower end beneath the sloping ceiling.
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Placing an 800 mm vanity beside an 800 mm enclosure makes practical use of the side wall.
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Customising a cupboard width allows fitted furniture to use spaces that standard unit sizes do not suit.
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L-shaped furniture increases storage where the available room for cupboards is limited.
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