Small Bathroom Suites

There are now more products than ever before specifically designed for small bathrooms, which feature stylish designs and compact dimensions that maximise the available space in a bathroom with limited space.

Planning and designing a small bathroom requires close attention to detail as every spare inch counts, by ensuring that you have the best possible layout it means that you will make the most of the available space that works well for you. Also have a think about what you want to include in your small bathroom, for example do you want to include a stylish bath and no shower enclosure, a shower enclosure and no bath or perhaps a shower bath so you can combine both showering and bathing. Have a look at compact bathroom products such as small baths measuring just 1500mm in length, compact toilets with shorter projections to maximise the available floor space and space saving basins such as corner and wall-mounted versions.

When deciding on fixtures and fittings make sure you opt for simple, minimal designs to create a feeling of more space and ensure that you have enough room to move easily move about. If a small bathroom has too much going on it will only make the bathroom appear more cramped and you won't be using it to its full potential.

Small bathrooms require a good amount of storage space to ensure that the bathroom is kept free from any clutter. If surfaces are full of toiletries it will only make a compact bathroom feel even smaller, so including some bathroom furniture in your small bathroom design means that you will have somewhere to store all your bathroom essentials out of sight for a neat and tidy bathroom.

Wall-hung basins and toilets are a fantastic idea for small bathrooms as they provide the illusion of a larger room and free up the most floor space. Wall-hung items also making cleaning the floor really easy too and provide a neat, contemporary look to a small bathroom.

If you want to include a shower enclosure in your small bathroom consider opting for a space saving quadrant shower enclosure with sliding doors to maximise the available room. Quadrant shower enclosures fit into the corner of the bathroom and feature a curved front to create more floor space.

If wall space is tight and budget allows consider installing under-floor heating, this is a great alternative than having a bulky radiator fitted to the wall. Under-floor heating is perfect for turning a small bathroom into a warm and inviting space. You could also install a compact heated towel rail to provide you with somewhere to place your towels.

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