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[https://www.thespruce.com/5x8-bathroom-layout-tips-ideas-5213901 by Sarah Lyon 6/5/24 the spruce] | [https://www.thespruce.com/5x8-bathroom-layout-tips-ideas-5213901 by Sarah Lyon 6/5/24 the spruce] | ||
While 5 by 8 feet may seem like a small size for a well-designed bathroom layout, it's actually the most common floor plan that can still encompass a sink, a shower and tub, and a toilet. That said, the limited square footage does mean that those designing such a space from scratch may struggle with the layout as they look to squeeze a functional bathroom into a small floor plan. | While 5 by 8 feet may seem like a small size for a well-designed bathroom layout, it's actually the most common floor plan that can still encompass a sink, a shower and tub, and a toilet. That said, the limited square footage does mean that those designing such a space from scratch may struggle with the layout as they look to squeeze a functional bathroom into a small floor plan. | ||
=====How to Add a Bathroom===== | |||
[https://home.howstuffworks.com/home-decor/bathroom/how-to-add-a-bathroom.htm by Sarah Fernandez howstuffworks] | |||
The great thing about adding a bathroom to your home is that it doesn’t typically require a lot of space. At bare minimum, you’ll need about a three-foot by six-foot space to add a half bathroom. If you require a shower, it will need to be a bit larger, and for a full tub even bigger (about five-foot by eight-foot). You can always go bigger than that if you have the space, but remember that the bigger the bathroom, the bigger the price tag. | |||
