Toilet
The soil stack decides the plan, not the tile catalog
A prettier corner is not a reason to slide the toilet. Mark it fixed. The vanity and the tile stop where the fixture and its clear floor space begin.
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A measured plan belongs on floor plan. This page needs the bathroom you can stand in.
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Keep Existing Furniture
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Material
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Vanity
Basin
Layout
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What the retile must keep
Keep the toilet
The pan stays on its wall, with clear floor in front
Keep the shower
The curb and the tub footprint stay
Keep the window
Tile stops at the frame
Bathroom retile
Example of a bathroom retile that keeps the toilet
Wet room
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Retile around a toilet that cannot move
The toilet, the shower, and the window stay on the wall the photo gave them. What you are allowed to change is the tile, the vanity, and the light above it.
Toilet locked. Shower locked. Window locked. Tile is the variable.
Seven pictures of one bath
The toilet, the curb, the window, the new tile, the vanity, the mirror light, and a second finish each need a picture. Drop a file into the matching slot and the block fills.
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The toilet that stayed
The pan stays on its wall. A wider vanity does not take the clear floor in front of it.
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The curb that stayed
Tile inside the shower can change. The curb and the drain wall do not.
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The window left in its opening
Glass over the tub or beside the vanity stays. Tile stops at the frame.
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Tile changed inside the footprint
Field tile and the shower interior are the finish. The plumbing is not.
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A vanity that still clears the door
The cabinet and the basin can be replaced if the toilet and the door swing still clear.
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Light in front of the mirror
The fixture over the mirror can change. It is not a reason to move the window.
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A second finish of the same wet wall
Try another tile or another vanity without sliding the toilet.
Shower
The curb stays even when the tile inside it changes
You can retile the shower walls. You cannot turn a tub into a walk-in, or move the curb, unless you say the wet area itself is unlocked. Glass and niche tile are finishes. The drain location is not.
Window, vanity, light
The window stays; the vanity and the light may be replaced
A window over the tub or beside the vanity stays in its opening. The vanity cabinet, the basin, the mirror, and the light in front of that mirror are the changes this page is for.
Wet locks and the three things that can change
Toilet position
The pan stays on its wall. Clear floor in front of it is not given to a wider vanity.
Shower position
The curb, the drain wall, and the entry to the shower stay unless you explicitly unlock them.
Window position
Glass over the wet area stays. Tile stops at the frame instead of covering it.
Tile is free
Field tile, floor tile, and the shower interior can change without moving plumbing.
Vanity is free
Cabinet width may change only if it still clears the toilet and the door swing.
Light is free
The fixture over the mirror can change. It does not become a reason to move the window.
Photograph the fixtures before the finish
1. Include toilet, shower, and window
One frame that shows the wet wall and the glass. A mirror selfie that hides the toilet is the wrong photo.
2. Lock those three, then name tile and vanity
State the tile, the vanity, and the light. Do not ask the shower to move so the vanity can grow.
3. Check the fixtures before the marble
If the toilet slid, reject the picture. The tile was never the lock.
Rooms that share a wall with the bath
The kitchen has the other plumbing. The bedroom often owns the door that swings into this room.
- Other wet wallKitchenSink, stove, and fridge. A different plumbing problem from a toilet and a shower curb.Open
- The door next doorBedroomIf the bath opens from the bedroom, that door swing is the bedroom page's lock too.Open
- StyleZenFew tiles, a quiet vanity, and light that does not fight the window you locked.Open
- StyleMinimalismA bath with one tile and a single vanity, still obeying the fixture locks.Open
Wet room
Tile around the fixtures that cannot move
A bathroom is planned by the toilet, the shower, and the window, not by the mirror you wish you had. This page restyles tile, vanity, and light around the fixtures you lock. It does not slide the stack to make a longer vanity.
Wet walls take the material. The floor slopes toward the drain you already have. A freestanding tub that blocks the door is not a luxury. It is a collision. Photograph the fixtures straight enough that their positions can be checked after the pass.
Powder rooms and full baths are different clearances. Say which one you are in. If you need the next room to share a stone, set that on the interior direction. This page only owes you a bathroom you can still use.
Read the page from four sides
The stack
Toilet and shower stay unless you turn the lock off. The vanity is the usual change.
The splash
Tile belongs on the wet wall. It does not have to wrap the whole room to look decided.
The swing
The door and the shower door need a body between them. Check that gap before the metal.
The light
A window and a lamp are different. One does not replace the other.
Where this page stops
The links below are the neighboring jobs. Each one keeps a promise this page does not make.
Kitchen is the other room where plumbing decides the plan.
Zen is a bath with a clear floor and one view, if the fixture layout is already calm.
Interior design carries a metal or a stone into the hall. The bathroom page will not decorate the hall for you.
Questions about a bathroom that stays plumbed
Wet walls, the fixtures that cannot slide, and the tile, vanity, and light that can.
Can the toilet move to make room for a double vanity?
Not on this page, unless you turn the toilet lock off. By default the toilet stays. A vanity is only acceptable if it still clears the fixture and the door.
Can I replace the tub with a walk-in shower?
Only if you unlock the shower. By default the curb and the wet area stay, and the change is tile, glass, and fittings inside that footprint.
What about the window over the tub?
It stays in its opening. Tile and the light do not cover it or move it to the opposite wall.
Are the mirror and the vanity light part of the lock?
No. Vanity, mirror, and the light in front of them are the changes. The window near them is the lock.
Does this page design a kitchen backsplash too?
No. Wet-area tile here means the bathroom. The kitchen sink wall is the kitchen page.
Can the retile be drawn from this photo?
Yes. Upload the bathroom, name the tile and the vanity, and generate. If the toilet slid, reject the picture.
Bring the bath with the fixtures in frame
Lock the toilet, the shower, and the window. Then choose tile, vanity, and light.