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The Challenge:

Toilet & Shower
This home had a laundry room that was slab on grade because this room was once part of a garage. The home only had one bathroom that was inadequate for the family. The laundry room was small, and it did not appear to be wide enough for a traditional 3/4 bath. We knew that a clever design could make a great shower in the laundry room.
The Idea:
Switch the swing of the door, leave the laundry in the bath, break out the floor to find the main sewer line and hook into it. Create a barrier free shower that is curtained off only when the shower is in use. This project allowed us to get an open feeling out of a tiny space.
The Solution:
We broke out the floor and found that everything we needed in the sewer was there. We used a tile wainscoting around the entire room. We installed a fan and ample lighting. The laundry room is now in the bathroom.
The Details:
Custom shower design, barrier free shower. Curtain rod that was able to be custom shaped on the ceiling. Tile shelves in the shower, metal edging for the tile,
Investment Range: $19,000
Time Frame: 4 weeks
- Washer and dryer stayed
- Wall were toilet and shower is now
- Toilet & Shower
- Sink and cabinet
- Metal edge detail
- Laundry bath plans
- Custom shower shelves
- Ceiling curtain track
- Barrier free shower
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