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Building en-suite bathroom/shower in bedroom
Anonymous user 03/03/2024 - 3.22 PM
I have a huge bedroom across the hall from bathroom and was thinking to potentially get an en-suite bathroom there to add value to the property - what are the ey requirements or rather what a key "it is impossible" factors? Is it dependent on plumbing in the flat?
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MG
Rating: 5 out of 5
Of course its possible and your correct in thinking it could potentially add value to your property. Weve done a similar project a couple of times previously and the end result is pretty impressive
Answered7 June 2019
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Parker Paving & Building Services
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ideally you should go and see the job, how can anyone say yes it’s possible without seeing where it’s going, are they floorboards or large moisture board flooring on the floor, where do the joists run ? is there access to soil stack pipe, will pipe work wastes have correct falls etc
Answered7 June 2019
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A&MC Decorators and Services Ltd
Rating: 4.9 out of 5
Nothing it's impossible, the important thing it's a good planning and design to optimise at maximum the space, you can place the sanitary where it's the best for waste pipe allowance, and of course to match the budget what is offered. I've build new bathrooms in spaces which others claimed it's impossible.. so you have to adapt on site with all the possibilities you've got. Regards.
Answered9 June 2019
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D & R Property and Plumbing Maintenance
Rating: 4.9 out of 5
a qualified plumber can sort this out for you and give you advice.
Answered7 June 2019
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Home Improvements & Maintenance
Rating: 5 out of 5
It is to an extent dependent on plumbing, especially as you have a flat, key considerations are the 4" waste pipe, this might not be possible, but a macerator could be used, the downside is the noise these generate which some people don't like, another issue is ease of access to hot and cold supply pipes without the cost of lifting and replacing wood , laminate or tiled floors.
In a nutshell just about anything is possible, it just costs money, and of course permission from your local council. A survey from a bathroom fitter is a must, hope this helps Carlo
Answered7 June 2019
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