Conversion of Airing Cupboard in to a Shower

[CompoSimmonite]

I doubt a human bean could even fit in a space that small, let alone shower in it.

Just measured - my shoulders are over 600mm !

 

[eLuSiVeMiTe]

In my drawing, I included detail where is was directly related to the airing cupboard. In the room I designated as "bathroom" there is indeed a bath on the LHS. I think the bottom line is, that it is do-able, but not a great way forward.

You took the time to draw the toilet and basin... fit a decent shower bath

 

[Ross365]

But, that doesn't enable two people at a time to do the ablutions. I can hear the replies already, you don't need to post them!

 

[cocker]

Small showers are next to useless . We've got one here in the guest room - never been used . All the biffers we have round use the people size showers .

 

[mike os]

Anything under 760 square is impractical at best

 

[armalites]

I think just having a shower cubicle in your bedroom will feel strange and could possibly detract from the value if you ever sell.

We live a fairly big house but we only have one bathroom but it is 15x10 which know is unusual.

I understand the benefits of multiple people showering at one time but many properties don't have the hot water capacity to achieve that.

I think you would be better to incorporate the airing cupboard into the existing bathroom and make it bigger.

I guess it depends just as much on what type of family you are, my wife and I are regularly in the bathroom at the same time showering etc but that is totally alien to other couples. We don't even have a lock on our bathroom door. We do have two teenagers too.