Coventry Bathrooms Ltd Bathroom Fitters's video: Designing a Bathroom Correct Vanity Toilet Position

It is very easy to design a bathroom wrong. This is normally achieved by fitting products that are too big for the space available, or fitting products too tight to a wall. This video demonstrates a 50cm wide vanity toilet unit. The maths to support this example The vanity toilet unit measures 50cm wide. The toilet pan measures 36cm wide. When the toilet is fitted correctly to the center of the vanity box, there is an overall gap of 14cm. That equals 7cms either side of the toilet pan. The mistake people make IF you were to fit the vanity unit flush to the wall, when sitting on the toilet you would have a space of only 7cm between the toilet pan and wall for your leg. This is not enough space. What we would recommend We would strongly recommend leaving at least 7cm between the wall and the side of the vanity unit. This will give your leg 14cm space when sitting on the toilet. IF you leave a gap of 12cm between the vanity unit and the wall, you now have a space to hide the toilet brush. Bathrooms are so easy to get right, understanding the space and the size, then fit products that fit the space available. Bathrooms made affordable, designed correctly, professionally fitted. Visit our showroom at 408 Radford Rd, Coventry, CV6 3AB Tel 07550 003 003 Visit our website : https://www.coventrybathrooms.co.uk/