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bathroom progress
heres the progress so far... as you can see one wall is boxed in fully
along the end of the bath to conceal the shower fittings and this makes the bath fit against the other wall, where there was a wood 'shelf' before kind of regret buying a cheap bathroom suite from b and q now i realise i could have got a vanity unit from wickes for £99 , or with a toilet as well for £149 then just the bath to add on. also wondered whether i should have got a back to wall toilet and got the matching wc cabinet from wickes... the substitute is the boxing in to create a shelf... though i'm still not that sold on it.. my dad likes boxing things in!! the walls around the bath will be tiled and possibly the boxed area behind the sink and wc. i just wondered what you think of the progress and any suggestions you might have.. i'm still prepared to pay a bit more to get a better end result, and not worried about having to sell spare parts... http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=300tvnd&s=4 http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=29kp6cy&s=4 http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=xnzrsp&s=4 http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=2mfxmx2&s=4 |
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bathroom progress
what do you reckon guys before we do some more work at the weekend
somebody on another forum suggested the boxing was a waste of space. there are 2 problems though which made boxing seem a good idea.. 1. hiding the pipes along the bottom and 2. the soil pipe comes in the room from the side so with a modern toilet we are not sure if it would go all the way back to the wall. the old toilet was ok but it was a low level one with seperate cistern. reasons against the boxing is getting access behind the shower fittings, and like you said the boxing kind of imposes itself a bit on the room and it is a small bathroom. hmm... decisions! |
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bathroom progress
just before we continue work tomorrow thought id post a few more pics
and see if anyones out there to give their advice.... i included 2 pics from outside the door to give an idea of size, one pic of the pipes along the bottom (was more from shower originally but took them off bath instead-the original idea of boxing was to hide pipes but there arent so many now), the other pic is the area behind the toilet which the wall is damaged a bit, the plasterer did as far down as he could and i painted a mist coat down to that level. so what do you reckon.. leave it as it is? box in lower just to cover pipes? dont box at all? i'm happy with the shower boxing but find the rest of it imposes a bit on the room, i know it will make a shelf but that doesnt bother me as i could put a small cupboard on the wall or something. appreicate replies!! http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=2nstd92&s=4 http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=2co56df&s=4 http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=29ooj7n&s=4 http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=2aethef&s=4 |
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