Converting open utility room to jack and Jill bathroom

9 years ago

Converting open utility room to laundry... any better way to lay this out and still have jack and Jill? Just a quick sketch I did... thinking a stackable in what will be a "new" hall closet.... or should I put the w/d in the bathroom? Guessing it should be in a common area. It's a 3 bedroom house...

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Meyer Design

9 years ago

Are you trying to create a bathroom and separate laundry area?

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timglidden
Original Author
9 years ago
Yes- would be adding the wall and pocket door in middle of space and then cutting the wall with skiing barn door to bedroom at top of drawing... (where washing mashing is currently).
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alcor001
9 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
@timglidden - what software was used for that drawing? is that Visio?
timglidden
Original Author
9 years ago
Autodesk home styler. They used to have a free version but I think they may have changed it recently. Not sure if it's still the same...

Google auto desk homestyler you should be able to find it. Pretty cool tool for interior Layouts and floor plans
Carly Schwanz
9 years ago
Have you done anything with this project since January?
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Sina Sadeddin Architectural Design
9 years ago
You're wasting a lot of room by making it a Jack and Jill bathroom. Making the entrance from the hall only would really allow you to utilize the space better.
alcor001
9 years ago
thanks tim!
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Debbi Washburn
9 years ago
Usually with a Jack & Jill you try to have a privacy space for the tub and toilet so both people can use the space at the same time and don't have to worry about someone walking in the other door. With this plan you would need to lock 3 doors for privacy... not a good layout - lots of wasted space... I would just do one hall entrance and make a great space with a privacy toilet/tub area.