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L-shaped units leave room for the shower enclosure
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 provide a deeper basin section while keeping enough room for the shower enclosure at the end.
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Existing toilet boxing can conceal the cistern and reduce how far the toilet projects into the room.
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A smaller radiator gives a well-insulated bathroom a less intrusive heating fitting.
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Colours & finishes
White gloss finishes across the floor, panels and ceiling give a compact bathroom a brighter overall appearance.
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Placing the bath beneath the sloped ceiling helps accommodate both bathing and a separate shower.
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A round illuminated mirror fits above the basin beneath the sloping ceiling, leaving the surrounding wall visible.
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Better showers
A shower shaped beneath two slopes uses the ceiling constraints while coordinating brushed brass fittings.
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A narrower end glass panel creates more entry space for a walk-in shower in a smaller room.
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Deep recesses in the shower end wall add storage alongside the walk-in washing area.
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A side-mounted mirror provides a usable mirror position where the window prevents placement above the basin.
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A small false wall fits the enclosure beneath the slope and includes an illuminated recess for added practicality.
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Using the sloped section for the shower leaves a fitted arrangement with frosted glass and a recessed storage shelf.
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