| I'd like to redo our old powder room and it has a bathtub with window just above. The tub is unnecessary on our ground floor and we'd like to remove it, but we'd have a large unused space. Any thought on designing a large powder room? It is heavily used and we have 3 kids under 10. We don't really need additional storage either. |
| What? Remove a full bath? Nope, don't do it. Just leave it. |
| Leave the tub |
I'd leave the tub, or at least convert it to a shower if you want a little more room. |
| I just went through this and decided to leave the tub - we don't use it, but it is nice for resale to call it a full bath. One alternative we considered was to add a washer dryer there because there was already plumbing and a vent to the outside |
| For resale would it be odd to have a tub near the front entrance. The home is a 5bdrm craftsman with 3 tubs already. |
| Put a double sink in to take up some of the space. |
Not necessarily. I've known people who look for full bath on first floor b/c they have an elderly parent living with them. |
| NP here. Would it decrease the value to change a first floor bathtub to a shower ? |
| Leave it. |
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I'd leave it, just update.
I am shocked you want neither the full bath nor the storage. I am so envious
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| Leave it! Our parents can't stay with us because the showers and tubs are all upstairs. |
| We have the same exact layout. Instead of a tub, we have a nice walk in closet. I store SO much in that closet: bulk tissues, bulk TP, cleaning supplies, vacuums, mops, etc. |
I was thinking the same thing since you have kids who will use it a lot. |
| I think a double sink would look a bit odd in a powder room. If you remove the tub, put a nice table in it's place and put plants on it. Also, you could put a small chair next to the table. |