Downstairs Toilet Utility Room Under Stairs

This job involved adding a downstairs cloakroom consisting of a toilet basin into an area under the stairs in this fairly typical 3 bed semi.

Downstairs toilet utility room under stairs.

Transform the toilet by using these design ideas as inspiration. The most popular toilet in the uk and includes pan cistern and seat. This storage space was accessed by a new door that was knocked through the lounge wall. However converting unused space under the stairs into a bathroom will almost definitely increase the resale value.

You can use the room under the stairs to make a small bathroom. Converting an existing small room into a bathroom will likely not increase the value much if at all. The stairs here are narrow and the space is very limited. See more ideas about under stairs laundry laundry room.

The space under the stairs was divided up into 2 different spaces the toilet a separate storage space. Joinery costs than for a small room under the stairs. However installing a downstairs toilet in a large space such as a spare room or extension may take up to two weeks which will amp up the prices for the tradesmen. We have a large selection to choose from and each one is perfect for a downstairs toilet.

Adding a downstairs toilet under your stairs can make a home much better to live in and increase the value saleability of your house in work that can be done in 1 2 weeks for as little as 2 5k. This seems to work really well. A corner toilet is perfect for those installations where space is needed and is the perfect solution when installing a downstairs loo. The room in your house does not become cramped because it utilizes an unused room.

Visit close coupled toilets. The downstairs bathroom idea might be good for you. The toilet here is mounted along the stairs so the room can be even smaller. If you re installing your downstairs bathroom in a small space such as under the stairs or utility room it may take shorter and therefore cost less.

Tiled floors are more costly than the vinyl floors in the other case studies above. The space for the basin moves to a side wall in this layout. Here the loo is still nestled under the stairs but the doorway to the room is at the tallest point. However this assumes the second bathroom does not come at the expense of another room in the house.

Because children and parents have no trouble using the bathroom. So in order to fit in everything the designer has chosen to place the toilet bowl as far into the lower part of the staircase as possible.