miss lee
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Tuesday, 17th of August 2010 01:36:42 AM
Practicality & availability of products will make ur decision.
miss lee
Minimum space for a enclosed toilet is 2 feet x 3 feet. Other than that if
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there are specific codes I am unaware of them (I think I know the codes in
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my State). A vanity cabinet is not required (pedestal or wall hung
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sink). You can get some pretty small sinks that I have seen. The
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smallest shower I have seen was 24'' x 24''. Too small for me.
In mobile campers I have seen the toilet in the shower. I don't think
you could get away with that. I would suggest you talk with ur local
inspector before you proceed too much further. It is best to find out if
there are any local regulations you need to comply with. Codes vary from
one municipality to another (not by a lot - just little things here &
there that can make a difference in ur planing).
12 pack
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Wednesday, 18th of August 2010 09:30:55 AM
Not really unless you are designing for disabled - sizes of
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sanitary ware vary in size so much that you need to have a particular
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range in mind. Ideal standard do a stylish space saving range, and give
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planning advice.
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http://ideal-standard.co.uk/homeowner/productcatalogue.aspx?r=40&m=97&s=1#1119
to see what I mean.
The alternative is a wet room - ie make the whole floor a shower tray -
but everthing tends to get drenched unless you remember to use a good
shower curtain.