Comments on: Seven Deadly Bathroom Sins http://www.45fix.com/blog/seven-deadly-bathroom-sins/ Fri, 18 May 2012 17:16:36 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: ken sheedy http://www.45fix.com/blog/seven-deadly-bathroom-sins/#comment-20209 ken sheedy Mon, 01 Dec 2008 17:32:01 +0000 http://www.45fix.com/blog/seven-deadly-bathroom-sins/#comment-20209 Function can exist with style. You need to go through the imaginary steps of how you use the room. When we design a shower enclosure we want the customer to be able to reach in to turn the water on. You don't want to have to go in the shower to reach the faucet and get wet with cold water. Next question is about towel placement. You want your towel in easy reach. These are two examples of common things that people haven't thought about in the remodeling design Function can exist with style. You need to go through the imaginary steps of how you use the room. When we design a shower enclosure we want the customer to be able to reach in to turn the water on. You don’t want to have to go in the shower to reach the faucet and get wet with cold water. Next question is about towel placement. You want your towel in easy reach. These are two examples of common things that people haven’t thought about in the remodeling design

]]> By: LJ Hutchins http://www.45fix.com/blog/seven-deadly-bathroom-sins/#comment-675 LJ Hutchins Mon, 14 Jan 2008 14:16:53 +0000 http://www.45fix.com/blog/seven-deadly-bathroom-sins/#comment-675 Good to see an article focusing on functionality above design for once! Here's a couple of additions for your list: lack of space between bath and toilet which leads to the bath panel being kicked in. And ventilation, ventilation, ventilation. Create a nice little en-suite, squeeze in a shower - but where's the steam going? This should be up there on the list with waterproofing. Thanks for an interesting post. Good to see an article focusing on functionality above design for once!

Here’s a couple of additions for your list: lack of space between bath and toilet which leads to the bath panel being kicked in. And ventilation, ventilation, ventilation. Create a nice little en-suite, squeeze in a shower - but where’s the steam going? This should be up there on the list with waterproofing.

Thanks for an interesting post.

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