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3I Resale Flat Toilet Ideas

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hey all,

I just purchased a 3 improved resale flat (aka very old flat) where the toilet is split between the shower area and the WC (see sample floor plan below). I need ideas from fellow 3I people on how you have renovated your bathroom. this is really my biggest headache at the moment.

did you 1) hack down the middle wall and make it one big bathroom with two entrances, one at the master bedroom and the other through the kitchen, 2) put the sink outside and just the shower area and WC together, 3) expanded the toilet area, 4) squeezed in two WC, 5) some other awesome creative ideas.

if you guys have pics on how you managed to 'creatively' manoeuvre around this old impractical layout, please send links and pics along this way.

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thanks man!

Should hack the bedroom 1 wall to be convert into master bedroom cum with toilet.

I would hack the masterbed rm to make enterance to the bathroom. Seal the bathroom entrance from kitchen. WC position remain and place the basin outside to make space. Coz what is the chances ppl using yr bathroom? WC is open for public usage!!

Also if you hardly cook divide the kitchen area into half. Kitchen cabinets area is near the window and the other half convert it into study room area.

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