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1980s bathroom and laundry renovation

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The project was to renovate a 1980s laundry / toilet into a bathroom / laundry to transform our 4x1 house into a 4x2.

Underneath the cupboard doors were all sorts of creepy crawlies and the toilet was used only in desperate situations. The new bathroom / laundry has a fully functional shower, ample storage, washer and dryer and a large trough. It’s a luxurious space that we appreciate and very much enjoy using. Well done Scotty!

Materials

V-Lux skylight

Tiles

Caroma trough and toilet

Laminex cabinetry

Ceaserstone

Gyprock

Tools

Jack hammer

Drill

Grinder

paint brush

hammer

Steps

Step 1

Demolition

timber frame

plumbing

electrical

lining

waterproof

tiling

cabinets

paint

final fit off

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Comments

MitchellMc

Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community @hollyjenaway. It's sensational to have you join us, and many thanks for sharing your project.

What a stunning result you've achieved there! I trust you are thrilled with your new luxurious bathroom. I love the finishes you've chosen, especially the feature wall tiles.

Wonderful work, and thanks again for sharing.

Mitchell

DIYGnome

Hello @hollyjenaway 🖐

Spectacular result (and very space efficient layout) the before photo really tells the tale, I am curious was much involved in altering the orientation of the toilet? 🤔

hollyjenaway

https://www.workshop.bunnings.com.au/discussion/comment/39879#Comment_39879

Hi DIYGnome

Thank you for the feedback we are thrilled with how it turned out. I was unaware of the work involved however I just checked with my husband and he says yes it was a lot of work to move the toilet! It required cutting into the slab and changing the pipe work outside of the house.

Thanks again for commenting!

cheers

holly

hollyjenaway

https://www.workshop.bunnings.com.au/discussion/comment/39806#Comment_39806

Hey Mitchell

Many thanks for the feedback and kind words! It certainly was a big project but one we are now enjoying very much.

cheers

holly

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