Love how you guys think about the location of the toilet paper, trash can, and factor in a potential make-up station. You guys keep it realistic for the people
Another Great idea with these bathrooms for more space, is just using a pocket door, or a frosted pocket door for more lighting. It makes the bathroom seem bigger.
Solid, no nonsense video- I appreciate getting the different points of view. No need to reinvent the wheel when deciding on layouts, and this summary was a good one!
I had a rental property with a horrible bathroom layout. I increased the bathroom width by 4 inches (Stole 4 inches from a living room) and went with the #1 layout. The bathroom looks 2x bigger, a lot more walking space and much brighter. These guys have great bathroom layouts and I would recommend people consider these layouts if you are remodeling a bathroom.
It never occurred to me to relocate the tub plumbing wall in #1, closing RUclips now and going to get that done in my bathroom renovation. Great to see a channel that follows Alberta plumbing codes, thanks for creating a useful resource guys...keep it up
Aa a plumber I just said I wouldn't put the drain that end on #1 as it's easier and better to put all pipes on one side but you guys just explain it to me why so I just learned something great.
I have a master bath setup of #1... but the door is on the south wall in front of the toilet and im going to knock out the entire wall and expand it to almost double the size it is so I can put in a tub and where the sink is now will turn into a linen closet of sorts 👍
Great informative video.. Can you guys do a layout with a rectangular bathroom with the door on the long side of the rectangle that has both a tub and walk in shower and the toilet and sink too..
I'm a total amateur, can you help me figure out what I need to add to make a laundryroom and powder room into a kitchen,full bath and washer dryer? Where do I look, (websites) to know what plumbing and eletric I need to add? thank you. shelly
Hi Shelly! Join our Facebook page The plumbing gurus There we can help you out further. We are in the early stages of offering video calls for people. This might be something that might be worth your time
Trouble with #5, the door is more than likely going to skim the toilet. This is the way ive decided to rough my bathroom and it was necessary to move the toilet over 8" to defeat this issue Also, the likely hood of not having electrical boxes in the walls you would insert a pocket door in is slim to say the least
Would #4 potentially work better as a wet room? Instead of that corner shower, put up a couple of glass partitions that don’t meet in the middle (so there’s room to walk in and out) and then put a rainfall shower head so that the shower sprays directly down instead of out to prevent the water from getting to the other parts of the bathroom.
Hi, speaking of number 4, what should I prioritize first, shorter way of door-to-wet area (shower) or shorter way of door-to-closet? The door is facing the sink.
I have #1 but toilet faces the sink and tub/shower is to the right of toilet and there definitely is not 15" clearance on both sides..I really want a separate tub and shower somehow
Most bathrooms don’t have windows. It would be a personal preference and a matter of where the bathroom is in the home. Bathrooms in windows is a bad idea in my opinion. Especially with showers. Maybe really big bathrooms away from the shower itself. But these style of bathrooms I wouldn’t recommend, but a lot of old houses will have them right in the shower or bathtub are and it’s bad news
I want to move my toilet. Our house has a #5 layout. I want to have the toilet to the right with the vanity running horizontally between the toilet and the shower/tub. My crawl space has generous access. Would you do it? Do you think it would be worth it?
So is it legal to have a toilet Right next to the wall? We just have 2 bathrooms in the house that aren't the best. They literally are like a seesaw with the toilets, so they both need to be remodeled.
On a side note. I have a johnwood proline xe 50 gal power vent tank left over from a job 2 years ago. The power vent on it was too loud for the customer... so it’s been sitting in my garage since then. It was installed for 4 days. So the inside is probably rusty from having water in it. To not having water in it. But.... Do you guys want it for a video? Either cut it open. Or you can go to a farm feild and try and blow it up or something. 😈. Have Clayton call me if you guys are interested It would be free. I just want to get rid of it. -AS-one.
Any bathroom lay can work. Just need to make it functional for the home owner. You can join our Facebook page and we can help you out from there. The plumbing gurus
FOR THE BATHROOM ILLITERATE. HOW MANY BATHROOMS SHOULD BE ON ONE'S PREMISE AND SHOULD THEY BE ROUTED AWAY FROM EACH OTHER IF ONLY FOR THE SOLE PURPOSE OF DRAINAGE OBSTRUCTIONS IF THERE ARE @ LEAST 3 BATHROOMS AND THE BATHROOM OUTLETS (TUB, FAUCET, TOILET) UTILIZE THE SAME EXTRACTION SYSTEM & FOR ANY OR SOME REASON THAT BECOMES EXTREMELY CLOGGED OR PLUGGED (STOPPED UP) IS IT WISE TO MAINTAIN A SORT OF OUTHOUSE BATHROOM (COMPLETED WITH A TOTALLY DIFFERENT DRAINING SYSTEM MECHANISM AND DESIGN! SORTA LIKE AN EMERGENCY SERVICE BATHROOM 😐
1:30 I disagree. As a carpenter in the Midwest it’s rare that I see a toilet drain on adjacent side of toilet and vanity it made venting and sweating pipe convenient and maybe it’s just me but nobody exits the shower/tub from the drain side there’s often the shower caddy and the shower head and tub spout to avoid. Great video but really disagree
Ya these are just different ideas for people. Some are better then others. And unfortunately not all layouts make sense. But these are just common ones we have come across.
So in your layouts.... your laying in your tub and your head is 20” away from the toilet Seat 🤮. You don’t think piss spray goes 20”. Lol. I personally push for the drain of the tub to be on the side of the toilet. So when your laying in your tub your head isn’t 20” away from the toilet seat. But. It’s all personal preference Some people like laying there head in piss spray. 😂
@@ThePlumbingGurus I can design solutions for you. I can see the door is either opening onto WC or however is sitting in the bath have their head next to the toilet! These area developer's solutions. Cheap
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Love how you guys think about the location of the toilet paper, trash can, and factor in a potential make-up station. You guys keep it realistic for the people
Thank you for the awesome comment!
Another Great idea with these bathrooms for more space, is just using a pocket door, or a frosted pocket door for more lighting. It makes the bathroom seem bigger.
Solid, no nonsense video- I appreciate getting the different points of view. No need to reinvent the wheel when deciding on layouts, and this summary was a good one!
Thanks so much for the great feed back. We really appreciate it. Thanks for watching
I had a rental property with a horrible bathroom layout. I increased the bathroom width by 4 inches (Stole 4 inches from a living room) and went with the #1 layout. The bathroom looks 2x bigger, a lot more walking space and much brighter. These guys have great bathroom layouts and I would recommend people consider these layouts if you are remodeling a bathroom.
Thank you so much 😊
Very nice of you to say that. We are happy we could help you out
It never occurred to me to relocate the tub plumbing wall in #1, closing RUclips now and going to get that done in my bathroom renovation. Great to see a channel that follows Alberta plumbing codes, thanks for creating a useful resource guys...keep it up
Happy to help. Thanks for watching!
Aa a plumber I just said I wouldn't put the drain that end on #1 as it's easier and better to put all pipes on one side but you guys just explain it to me why so I just learned something great.
Awesome! We all learn from each other. Thanks for watching!
lol I’ve been exiting the shower the wrong way my entire life. 😂😂
LOL 😆😆 That's funny. Me too. LOL
Thanks! I was looking for simple, quick, practical advice. Very satisfying!
You're welcome!
great video! Excellent way of explaining crucial points when figuring layout design,. thanks, guys...
Thank you! Glad we could help you out
#1 helped me decide for my guest bathroom, thank you guys.
Perfect!
Planning on remodeling my bathroom soon. I only have 1 in my home so I’ll do some variation of #3
Awesome! Thanks for watching
I have a master bath setup of #1... but the door is on the south wall in front of the toilet and im going to knock out the entire wall and expand it to almost double the size it is so I can put in a tub and where the sink is now will turn into a linen closet of sorts 👍
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Great informative video.. Can you guys do a layout with a rectangular bathroom with the door on the long side of the rectangle that has both a tub and walk in shower and the toilet and sink too..
Yes we can
Very nice. I have a huge problem in my master bedroom with closet/vanity/shower and toilet all in one square. Not sure how to modify it????
What’s the dimensions ?
I'm a total amateur, can you help me figure out what I need to add to make a laundryroom and powder room into a kitchen,full bath and washer dryer? Where do I look, (websites) to know what plumbing and eletric I need to add? thank you. shelly
Hi Shelly!
Join our Facebook page
The plumbing gurus
There we can help you out further.
We are in the early stages of offering video calls for people. This might be something that might be worth your time
Perfect. It got me thinking and already improved my current bathroom.........Mahalo
Happy to help
Trouble with #5, the door is more than likely going to skim the toilet. This is the way ive decided to rough my bathroom and it was necessary to move the toilet over 8" to defeat this issue
Also, the likely hood of not having electrical boxes in the walls you would insert a pocket door in is slim to say the least
Would #4 potentially work better as a wet room? Instead of that corner shower, put up a couple of glass partitions that don’t meet in the middle (so there’s room to walk in and out) and then put a rainfall shower head so that the shower sprays directly down instead of out to prevent the water from getting to the other parts of the bathroom.
That’s a great idea
Check out the 6 designs discussed here:
#1 0:25
#2 3:52
#3 2:01
#4 6:52
#5 5:25
#6 9:13
Thanks for watching and leaving that for us
Great video. And thank you!
Anytime! Thanks for watching
Good video! I wish there were more like this on bathrooms.
A functional and well designed-bathroom is such a luxury 💃🏼🙏🏻
Mine is #2 but the door would technically be on the other side. I’m trying to come up with design ideas for a remodel, got any advise?
This is great video! really nice.
Thank you!
Hi, may I know the measurement of the bathroom 3 layout please? Thanks
Hi, speaking of number 4, what should I prioritize first, shorter way of door-to-wet area (shower) or shorter way of door-to-closet? The door is facing the sink.
Great video my main bathroom is #5 remodeling it to a variation of #3.
Thank you. Very helpful for planning.
Happy to help, thanks for watching
I have #1 but toilet faces the sink and tub/shower is to the right of toilet and there definitely is not 15" clearance on both sides..I really want a separate tub and shower somehow
Do you have a open concept suite design? For those smaller 1 bed 1 bath houses roughly 800sq/ft and below houses.
Could you please show where windows would go? Great vid I enjoyed
Most bathrooms don’t have windows. It would be a personal preference and a matter of where the bathroom is in the home. Bathrooms in windows is a bad idea in my opinion. Especially with showers. Maybe really big bathrooms away from the shower itself. But these style of bathrooms I wouldn’t recommend, but a lot of old houses will have them right in the shower or bathtub are and it’s bad news
I want to move my toilet. Our house has a #5 layout. I want to have the toilet to the right with the vanity running horizontally between the toilet and the shower/tub. My crawl space has generous access. Would you do it? Do you think it would be worth it?
If you are doing a bathroom Reno I would for sure.
So is it legal to have a toilet Right next to the wall? We just have 2 bathrooms in the house that aren't the best. They literally are like a seesaw with the toilets, so they both need to be remodeled.
Yes you can have it next to a wall. Minimum distance is 15” but more is better. And that to the centre of the toilet
My toilet almost seems to be less than a foot away
Doesn’t having the drain for the shower and bath with the toilet next to allow for older people to sit on the toilet and set the water though?
Yes it does. That’s a good point.
This will be very helpful for when we will renovate the bathroom❤️
Awesome! Thanks for watching!
Thanks, very helpful 👍🏽
No problem 👍
Love all the ideas and tips....but I have to ask, what's with the weird clown at the 6:54 mark? LOL
lol i think it was to get some reaction haha
Some good ideas 😊😊
Thank you! 😊
I need a layout for a 6’6”x 4’2”.
Great job thanks 🙏
Thanks for watching
Let’s get into this!
On a side note. I have a johnwood proline xe 50 gal power vent tank left over from a job 2 years ago.
The power vent on it was too loud for the customer... so it’s been sitting in my garage since then.
It was installed for 4 days. So the inside is probably rusty from having water in it. To not having water in it. But....
Do you guys want it for a video? Either cut it open. Or you can go to a farm feild and try and blow it up or something. 😈.
Have Clayton call me if you guys are interested
It would be free. I just want to get rid of it.
-AS-one.
Layout number 3 is what size??????
Just about to start selling bathrooms for a small setup in UK, any tips guys.im not a plumber.cheers
Any bathroom lay can work. Just need to make it functional for the home owner. You can join our Facebook page and we can help you out from there.
The plumbing gurus
Is a 7 x 5 space large enough for a 3/4 bath?
Yes that should be
great ideas
Glad you like them!
Good points
Thanks!
FOR THE BATHROOM ILLITERATE.
HOW MANY BATHROOMS SHOULD BE ON ONE'S PREMISE AND SHOULD THEY BE ROUTED AWAY FROM EACH OTHER
IF ONLY FOR THE SOLE PURPOSE OF DRAINAGE OBSTRUCTIONS
IF THERE ARE @ LEAST 3 BATHROOMS AND THE BATHROOM OUTLETS (TUB, FAUCET, TOILET) UTILIZE THE SAME EXTRACTION SYSTEM & FOR ANY OR SOME REASON THAT BECOMES EXTREMELY CLOGGED OR PLUGGED (STOPPED UP) IS IT WISE TO MAINTAIN A SORT OF OUTHOUSE BATHROOM (COMPLETED WITH A TOTALLY DIFFERENT DRAINING SYSTEM MECHANISM AND DESIGN! SORTA LIKE AN EMERGENCY SERVICE BATHROOM 😐
Damn…what’s the measurements for #2?
Great video!👍 New sub!
Thanks!
What works best is what you want
That’s true
Nice!
Thanks!
This video would be perfect with some measurements!
Can you put a full bathtub in #4?
Thanks for watching
@@ThePlumbingGurus but what about the answer to my question?
Ok guys let’s see u figure this out….I have a 9x12 area. I need a tub shower toilet vanity and wash n dryer with an entry on both of the 12 ‘ walls
Ok let’s figure this out!
1:30 I disagree. As a carpenter in the Midwest it’s rare that I see a toilet drain on adjacent side of toilet and vanity it made venting and sweating pipe convenient and maybe it’s just me but nobody exits the shower/tub from the drain side there’s often the shower caddy and the shower head and tub spout to avoid. Great video but really disagree
Ya these are just different ideas for people. Some are better then others. And unfortunately not all layouts make sense. But these are just common ones we have come across.
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i dont like a toilet directly facing a door.....not safe if you accidentally forget to lock the door....lol
Lol good call
Mine is 48''x72''
To me, I like a wet room so that it will be easy to clean the bathroom.
That’s becoming a thing now. I think it’s a great idea
Should first give sq feet area...and then one can plan accordingly.
Good idea! Thanks for the tip
For real man
So in your layouts....
your laying in your tub and your head is 20” away from the toilet Seat 🤮. You don’t think piss spray goes 20”. Lol.
I personally push for the drain of the tub to be on the side of the toilet. So when your laying in your tub your head isn’t 20” away from the toilet seat.
But. It’s all personal preference
Some people like laying there head in piss spray. 😂
Most of these while you are in the bath your head is almost in the toilet.
Make your videos louder
+Andrew De Venezia yes we have better mic’s now! Thanks for watching.
Rule #1: should never open onto WC.
Thanks for watching
Bad feng shui.
@@ThePlumbingGurus I can design solutions for you. I can see the door is either opening onto WC or however is sitting in the bath have their head next to the toilet! These area developer's solutions. Cheap