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Number 1 for bathrooms in Southend-on-Sea.
Measuring
your Bathroom
| Bathroom Planning Guide | Tips
& Advice
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Measuring
your Bathroom
Bathrooms come in many shapes. The two diagrams below
will help you
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Bathroom Planning
Guide
It will help us to advise you if you bring the following
information with you when you visit us :-
Length of your bathroom is _ _
_
Width of your bathroom is _ _ _
Height of your bathroom ceiling is _ _ _
If your room has more than four walls repeat the process
as you have for the length and width
Width of your door is _ _ _
Distance of you door from right hand wall is _ _ _
(Repeat for each door if more than one)
Length of your window is _ _ _
Distance of your window from right hand wall is _ _ _
Height from the bottom of your window from the floor is
_ _ _
(Repeat for each window if more than one)
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Tips and advice
on measuring your bathroom
Measuring your bathroom is easy. Just follow these 6
simple steps:-
1. Draw a rough shape of your bathroom. It need not be
to scale or in proportion. The important information is
the shape itself.
2. Draw in the position of any windows and doors. Again
these do not have to be to scale
3. Using the above guide fill in the spaces for the measurements
of your walls, windows and doors.
4. Make a note the position of existing equipment such
as toilet, basin & bath.
5. Note which walls are internal or external.
6. Knowing the type of hot water system you have is a
great help when choosing taps and showers. There are two
types of hot water systems in common use:-
Low pressure
You may have a hot water cylinder and cold-water tank.
If so please note the position of both in relation to
your bathroom.
-The distance from the bottom of the cold-water tank to
the bathroom floor is most important.
This type of system is known as low pressure, as the height
of the cold-water tank produces relatively low water pressure.
High pressure
You may have a combi-boiler or a gas multi-point water
heater.
- If so it is important to note the type of water heater
and its position. This system along with `direct feed
hot water cylinders` are known as high pressure systems,
as they receive cold water from the high pressure cold
water main.
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