Apartment and garden renovation. Sydney.

Perini Tiles Melbourne, Tile Collection - Cloud Wall Tiles

They got nice tiles too.

 

Thanks!

 

I'm with you. I converted to one bigger single sink 3 years ago and never looked back. I adore being able to wash my electric frypan, wok, baking trays, oven trays with ease.

 

Yeah I'm the same. I was convinced I need a double in my reno. But when I actually paid attention to what I was using the second one for...it was basically a glorified scourer holder.

 

Maybe something like this? Natural Stone Tiles Supplier Sydney and Melbourne

 

Oh that's nice too, thank you.

 

@jsmith88 I was on site today to accept some deliveries and looked at the ensuite bathroom. I think no matter what size glass panel I get it won't work. It'll be too big or too small. So I'm gonna keep the same glass set up as this. This is the actual ensuite. I may try and salvage it if I can get the door knob to be fitted with brushed brass. If not I'll get a new one.

 

@Sackie, our IP has a 600mm gap between the wall and a fixed panel of 1050mm and it still lets some water out, albeit not much.

I'd choose that over a sliding setup if you can't do a single fixed panel. Hopefully you can retain the old stuff and save some dollars. Hopefully the hole pattern is standard for the brackets and hinges if you're changing those too and the tiling etc. leaves the distance between the walls the same (or close enough) so the glass panel sizes work.

 

Pic of it?

 

To be honest, every time I hear Terrazzo, I think of that purple haired witch from The Block. I do like the look of Terrazzo, but every time I hear the word my mind see's her and her atrocious kitchen.

 

Thank you for sharing 'your truth' Haha

 

Thanks wylie. Interesting..

I'm not a big fan though of that mental rail all the way across...

 

I also like the industrial look tbh just don't think it'll work for the aesthetics of that ensuite.

However......having said that, the door which opens the ensuite will be on rails lol. Because it makes sense space wise. I could follow though with the rail shower door...but somehow I still think it won't work too well with the overall style of the ensuite.

 

How wide is your ensuite? It looks to be a bit less than 1500mm? If so a shower solution is always going to struggle and the door or slider is going to work best to keep the water in the shower if it's a hobless shower

 

I don't have that critical measurement yet, plans being updated now but I would guess its approx 1500 yep. I think the current setup will work best. Fixed panel, then door to open. It actually looks quite neat. When the door is open against the wall it doesn't look chunky and when closed doesn't make the place look smaller because it's all see thorough.

 

Put the names names of materials which might help others looking to reno. The tile place give pretty good discounts too. This is for ensuite. Building to start soon.

 

Did you check out the Timberline similar basin? It's ceramic not concrete so should be lower maintenance and a smidge smaller if you have compact vanities (and cheaper)

Timberline - Bathroom Vanities, Shaving Cabinets and Tallboys