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Can I see your bathroom

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paw1977 · 11/01/2019 18:03

I'm thinking of getting my bathroom done next year . I need inspiration . Would you mind sharing your bathroom.

Also what was essential when designing a bathroom.

Iv never done this before so have no idea where to start . What type of flooring is best with underfloor heating? Any recommendations on bathroom suppliers .

Thanks.

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curiositycreature · 13/01/2019 10:11

AlessandroVasectomi

Before we go any further with this thread, can we just be clear that a sink is something you have in the kitchen. The vessel in the bathroom in which you wash your face is called a wash basin. Carry on.

This isn’t me trying to clapback, I’m genuinely curious... why? I googled it (because I didn’t want to start an argument) and nothing on the internet seems to back this up? It seems to suggest a basin is defined by its shape whereas a sink is defined by having both inflowing water and a way of draining the water.

If we are going to be clear, we might as well be really clear Wink

curiositycreature · 13/01/2019 10:16

paw1977 they’re from tile giant but just checked... they don’t sell them anymore unfortunately

Thanks drogosnextwife that’s really sweet ☺️ I spent A LOT of time trying to work out what I wanted. Pinterest is no good to any of us here in the UK because it just shows examples of massive American bathrooms that we can only dream about

MairzyDoats · 13/01/2019 10:24

Please keep the pics coming, I'm trying to design my bathroom too, designing it (mentally) is getting slightly torturous now... I love those geometric floor tiles a pp posted, where were they from? Also what is everyone's view on getting rid of the bath altogether in favour of a walk in shower? All older children in this house, no babies, and the bath is used very rarely.

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doctorbarbie · 13/01/2019 10:39

Thank you for the pedantry. I always appreciate finding something new to Google.

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