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Looking for best layout for 1/2 bath and laundry room

3 years ago



I closed off entry way to laundry room from the hallway installed a pocket door from my bedroom to

have 1/2 bath installed. Laundry room used to be main bathroom. When you walked into Laundry room from bedroom i wanted to put side by side washer and dryer on the left (where there is a small window up above it) and a toilet and 24inch sink on the right but because the pocket door was installed you are walking into a sink.

so i had to do some rearranging move the toilet to the left back wall a stackable washer and dryer in the middle and a 24inch sink on the right all these are up against the wall.

My question is this what looks better and what flows better. To walk into the laundry room and see a toilet, a stackable washer and dryer and a sink or a toilet, a sink and than a stackable washer and dryer?





Comments (6)

  • 3 years ago

    I did not give up the main bathroom . Previous owners moved the old bathroom to the maintenance room. This is the laundry room I am just adding a half bath (a toilet and a sink). I understand moving a toilet is a huge thing but there never was a toilet to move. The only thing thing that was in there was a washer and dryer that’s it .

  • 3 years ago

    I thought this was supposed to be a page where you can get suggestions and advice on projects people where working on or would like to work on. This was my first time posting to get advice on a project I am having done in my house and I had a lady by the name of Patricia Colwell Consulting who I found very rude and honestly if she were able to get reviews I would give her all zeros. First of all what does it matter whether the job is huge or not or expensive or not you are not the one spending the money on it. And you making the comment I have no clue what and why you did this …again another stupid comment.

    Please do me favor if you ever give advice to anybody else …….Don’t!!!….

  • 3 years ago

    Patricia is older possible post retirement my impression from being on this site for a long time,set on her preference on everything and does seem to rub people wrong the way. But you do need to draw out a floor plan with wall to wall measurement/doors/windows flow of the area. There are lots of good advice help but slow on weekends so post your floorplan and you should get some help this week.

  • PRO
    3 years ago

    I don’t really understand your question but regardless hard to answer without dimensions.

  • PRO
    3 years ago

    You DO need a drawing with every single inch. PC may have stated it bluntly but.....draw it. Every wall, window, entry, the feet and inches.

    You really can't (no matter how you may wish it true) everyone to scroll to your pics, scroll again an read the text ten times.

    YOU are in the space, familiar with the space. Nobody here has that advantage.

    Draw it, neatly, boldly, take a picture or better yet? Scan it and file to a jpeg on your laptop, and upload that. : )

  • PRO
    3 years ago
    last modified: 3 years ago

    "Laundry room used to be main bathroom. When you walked into Laundry room from bedroom i wanted to put side by side washer and dryer on the left (where there is a small window up above it) and a toilet and 24inch sink on the right but because the pocket door was installed you are walking into a sink" This is what I read no where did you say there was anew main bathroom and yes sometimes I am honest and if you think that is rude so be it. BTW I am not post retirement and continue to work a lot. Yes I am blunt and you need to post a to scale floor plan not pictures without context.

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