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Hi
We are converting a derelict space on the ground floor of our house into a kitchen with a little shower/toilet room.
We are having a nightmare interviewing builders as each one that comes tells us something totally different - legal requirements/sizes/possibilities.
Very confused.
The main confusuion at the moment is how big the shower room should be - Ive had three builders tell me it has to be at least 2 metres deep and about 3 wide - because we need to be able to open the door of the shower and walk round the toilet. I was worried that this was too big and took up too much space - but when today's builder said he could do 1m deep- and put a partition instead of building a wall I was a little pleased as that was small- but worried that the other builders had told me this was impossible - that the shower wouldnt be useable that we wouldnt be able to walk about etc.
Also worried that a partition will not be good for hanging medicine cabinets etc on, and also not soundproof enough.
Dithering majorly.
Any thoughts?
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