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Long illuminated recess for bathroom toiletries
A long illuminated recess provides a defined place to keep bathroom toiletries.
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A long illuminated recess provides a defined place to keep bathroom toiletries.
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Storage along one side wall gives bathroom supplies a home while leaving the opposite side for the bath.
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A built-in wall unit makes use of the available space at the end of the walk-in shower.
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A waterproof cupboard within the shower keeps dry towels close while using the hollow wall for storage.
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Built-in recesses use the space at the shower end beneath the sloping ceiling.
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Side recesses within the toilet boxing keep shower toiletries in handy storage within the wetroom.
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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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A full-width illuminated niche creates a continuous feature across the end wall of the shower.
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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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L-shaped units provide a deeper basin section while keeping enough room for the shower enclosure at the end.
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L-shaped units make use of available space to provide more storage in the bathroom.
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