Hi, I was wondering if anyone can help,
I have recently bought a new house that needed tons of work done and its really important for me to have bathtubs but the only place I can comfortable fit a bathtub is in the loft space and about 30cm of the bath will be inside the roof void which I am worried would obstruct headroom when sitting in it at that side. This is why Im trying to keep the slope end and shower end in the same place and to have the drain and bath filler in the middle along the long wall.
I just wanted to know if anyone has ever had their shower head on the slope end? And how it worked out?
I was considering putting the shower head in the middle of the long wall part of the bathtub, but its not really possible as the only flat part of the ceiling is the end I hoped to put the shower head.
I have put up some pics here, although its a old tub we used for guideline and nothing underneath it, no stand so will be higher than the pics when built.
//www.diynot.com/network/rosieshillam1/albums/18415
I am sory about the brown stuff in the tub, originally we used it to empty out the nasty stuff from all the old radiators
There are two rooms:
1200 x 3100mm -smaller one where I hope to place 1500mm x 700mm bathtub (please excuse the floorplan image as the tub is a 1400 on that floor plan.) The beam that supports the roof starts at about 137cm high from the floor and is about 15cm thick
1400 x 3100mm slightly larger room where I hope to place a standard 1700 x 700mm tub. The beam that supports the roof starts at about 133cm high from the floor and is about 15cm thick
Any comments appreciated! Thanks xxx
I have recently bought a new house that needed tons of work done and its really important for me to have bathtubs but the only place I can comfortable fit a bathtub is in the loft space and about 30cm of the bath will be inside the roof void which I am worried would obstruct headroom when sitting in it at that side. This is why Im trying to keep the slope end and shower end in the same place and to have the drain and bath filler in the middle along the long wall.
I just wanted to know if anyone has ever had their shower head on the slope end? And how it worked out?
I was considering putting the shower head in the middle of the long wall part of the bathtub, but its not really possible as the only flat part of the ceiling is the end I hoped to put the shower head.
I have put up some pics here, although its a old tub we used for guideline and nothing underneath it, no stand so will be higher than the pics when built.
//www.diynot.com/network/rosieshillam1/albums/18415
I am sory about the brown stuff in the tub, originally we used it to empty out the nasty stuff from all the old radiators
There are two rooms:
1200 x 3100mm -smaller one where I hope to place 1500mm x 700mm bathtub (please excuse the floorplan image as the tub is a 1400 on that floor plan.) The beam that supports the roof starts at about 137cm high from the floor and is about 15cm thick
1400 x 3100mm slightly larger room where I hope to place a standard 1700 x 700mm tub. The beam that supports the roof starts at about 133cm high from the floor and is about 15cm thick
Any comments appreciated! Thanks xxx
