What's the smallest shower room you can have?

[OM2]

Wasn't sure subforum to post this question in...

We have a small room that measures 90cm x 187cm.
We've had the plumbing done so that we can have a toilet and sink put in - but never actually had these fitted and have been using as a very badly organised storage room.

I was wondering... would it be possible to add a shower in there??
We actually already also have a vent leading out at the top fitted as well.

So, guessing it all depends on the smallest shower you can get?
Or maybe make a wetroom?

Any ideas?

Thanks.

 

[Mottie]

Well, they do a 800x800 shower cubicle so you’ll have plenty of room for a wet room. Might even be able to squeeze a WC in there too! At the end of the day, if you can get yourself in there and a shower, it’s a wet room.

 

[durhamplumber]

Well, they do a 800x800 shower cubicle so you’ll have plenty of room for a wet room. Might even be able to squeeze a WC in there too! At the end of the day, if you can get yourself in there and a shower, it’s a wet room.

In yachts...some of the Wet rooms are v small...just enough room to sit on the loo with a retractable shower hose.

 

[Bodd]

Designed well and using the right design and size you can make alot out of a small room.
I have a wet room 1100mm x 1450mm.

 

[noseall]

I have stayed in some 'bijoux' gaffes (seaside hotels etc) and most of them have compact washing facilities.

Ventilation and drainage are usually the biggest headaches.

 

[Bodd]

Pocket door. Swinging doors take up so much room

 

[bernardgreen]

You could use a squatting toilet in a wet room floor with a rain shower fitted above it.

Not the most comfortable shower experience

No hand held shower hose permitted

 

[Bodd]

Small hand basin and the window acts as a shelve

 

[Bodd]

You could use a squatting toilet in a wet room floor with a rain shower fitted above it.
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Not the most comfortable shower experience

No hand held shower hose permitted

They were my choice of toilet in Asia. So much more hygienic than the western WCs

 

[ETAF]

we had a 750x750 tray and i extended the wall when redoing the area - so a 800x800 would fit
But the room was 2m x 750 and we have a toilet and sink in as well as the shower tray

But you can get 700x700 trays

if you have 90cm x 187cm.
you can get 90x70 trays
that would leave 1.1m for toilet and small sink

 

[Bodd]

Floating compact toilet pan 480mm depth

Hidden toilet cistern ,(frame) that sits withing the wall cavity

 

[Bodd]

Folding shower screen opens room up when folded in. At the time I could only find 1 folding shower screen. That was really expensive. So I had this screen made for me.

Shower space 900mm x 680mm

10 kw Electric shower control sits flush on the wall instead of bulky shower valve taking up room.

 

[lostinthelight]

Wasn't sure subforum to post this question in...

We have a small room that measures 90cm x 187cm.
We've had the plumbing done so that we can have a toilet and sink put in - but never actually had these fitted and have been using as a very badly organised storage room.

I was wondering... would it be possible to add a shower in there??
We actually already also have a vent leading out at the top fitted as well.

So, guessing it all depends on the smallest shower you can get?
Or maybe make a wetroom?

Any ideas?

Thanks.

Where the door is located will have the biggest bearing on what you can fit in there

 

[Tigercubrider]

Based on student hall wetrooms, keeping the bog roll outside or in a polly bag helps.
Otherwise one decent shower results in a soggy mess