Bedroom Mobile Toilet Renovation Drawing

Although there is no direct template for the bedroom mobile toilet renovation drawing, you can refer to the following design ideas for drawing:

1. Space Adjustment and Wall Renovation If the bedroom is adjacent to the bathroom, first confirm whether the middle wall is a non-load-bearing wall. After confirmation through the property management or structural drawings, part of the wall can be removed (it is recommended to keep the height above 2.2 meters to ensure structural safety), and borrow 1.2 - 1.5 meters of space from the bedroom to expand the bathroom area to 4 - 6 square meters. After renovation, the wall should be re-sealed with light steel keels plus gypsum boards or cement pressure boards, and filled with soundproof cotton to reduce noise interference.

2. Core Design of Functional Zones

• Wash Area: Place it at the entrance of the bathroom. Use a suspended washbasin (height 80 - 85 cm) with a mirror cabinet. Reserve 30 cm of space below for placing electrical appliances such as hair dryers. The countertop should be made of moisture-proof materials such as quartz stone or rock slab, and a water baffle should be made at the edge to prevent water from overflowing.
• Toilet Area: Set up a separate small room with a door (minimum size 0.9×1.2 meters). The door should be made of frosted glass or PVC material to ensure privacy. Reserve 20 cm of maintenance space behind the toilet and install handrails on the side for the convenience of the elderly.
• Shower Area: Make a slope of 2% - 3% on the wet floor pointing to the floor drain, and the height of the waterproof layer should reach above 1.8 meters. Install a 12-mm tempered glass sliding door (width 70 - 90 cm), and embed a water baffle at the bottom of the door frame to prevent water from seeping out.

3. Advanced Space Optimization Plan Move the washbasin outside to the wall of the bedroom near the bathroom (it is necessary to pre-bury DN25 hot and cold water pipes and drainage pipes in advance). The recommended extended length of the countertop is 1.2 - 1.5 meters, and drawer-type storage cabinets should be set up below. Only the toilet and shower area are retained inside the bathroom, and dry-wet separation is achieved through glass partitions. The water pipes should be routed along the wall grooves (depth 3 - 4 cm), wrapped with PVC pipes and then sealed with cement, and the surface should be painted with waterproof paint.

4. Four-Zone Separation Expansion Design (Optional) If the space allows (the total area needs to be more than 8 square meters), four independent zones can be divided:

• Toilet Zone: Includes a toilet and a small storage cabinet (size 0.9×1.2 meters)
• Washroom Zone: Double washbasins + mirror cabinet + hair dryer holder (size 1.5×1.2 meters)
• Bathroom Zone: Shower + bathtub combination (size 1.8×1.2 meters)
• Laundry Room Zone: Stacked installation of a drum washing machine and a dryer (size 0.6×1.8 meters) The zones are connected by a 1.2-meter-wide corridor. Different materials are used for the floor to distinguish them (such as non-slip floor tiles and wooden floors), and exhaust fans are installed on the walls to maintain air circulation.