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its all good thanks, id prefer to have it as a bath with shower over as I have never had a bath leak but showers leak nearly every year.

ok fella, change of tack. bath now instead of shower... with mixer tap. pic attached. thanks for all the input.

considering every mm is precious in this situation. what is the thinnest stud wall I can create? from the back wall to my window is 1610, leaving 10mm after the window gives me 1600... that 1600 gets consumed by the shower tray, the door, stud frame, a layer of backerboard each side, tile...

the wall adjoining bedroom would only be 1450 and I thought door was 900? only leaves 550 width for a shower?

wouldnt have to be 700... could be 1000x800 or 1000x900 if door opens into bedroom.

Yes I am getting that now.. but I absolutely hate the things.. they seem to leak every year and get gunged up with all the moving parts and the chrome corrodes. In short they are sh1te. The walkins with just a slim profile and no moving parts was a real attraction...

yes I got that in the end... see post above ^^

Thats was muted as an option but I dont want a stack on the outside.. it would be quite visible in my back garden. The shower doesnt have to be 1400.. I just didnt want one with doors and runner n stuff as they get all sh1t up. The idea of a walk in with minimal profiles, no door or runners...

its not external.. its goes through the floor and is boxed in my dining room, another pic?

here you go.

ok Im gonna do another drawing...

sorry I should have explained. my ensuite at the moment is quite long so we are splitting it into two ensuites, the one I am asking about is the end of my current ensuite - we are going to be putting in a partition wall.the new one is going to be for my daugthter.. its not built yet so thats...

ok thanks all. I'll sleep a little easier.

300mm from the supporting wall, span is about 4m.

incidentally - the door can be anywhere along that wall... as can the window on its wall..

Hi All, I have a space that I want to populate with a shower, cw and sink. Trouble is the soil stack is in and my initial idea would mean putting a toilet waste through at least 2 joists and that a nono.. looking for inspiration around where I can fit everything. I wanted the shower to be a...

i got one today, £175 for a 3m span.

heating engineer done this.. partially my fault I suppose as I told him I didn't want the pipes boxed in along my ceiling. In my defense I didn't know the top had been notched and i said to put pipes through the joists. if I should be worried, do you reckon these guys are decent...

I'll ask the architect to recommend an SE. On another point.. I am now being told by "people" that its best to put an RSJ in now (walls are at about 6 foot).. surely its best to wait until the extension is secure and watertight before I start doing any of this kind of thing...

On the web page that I have linked to unless I have misinterpreted what it is saying