Very often, the owners of a living space with a rough finish grumble - they say, you need to invest a lot in an apartment, and there are still a few months before you move in! However, for smart owners, this is a useful opportunity to create a functional interior for themselves. At this stage, it is important not to make critical mistakes, especially when planning a bathroom, so that later you do not lose money and face problems. So, let's take a look at some of the most common mistakes that can be avoided if you heed our advice in time.
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- 1 Lack of a large hatch in the riser
- 2 Lack of forced ventilation
- 2.1 Few storage spaces
- 3 Floor standing toilet
- 4 Embossed tile
- 5 Brass parts
- 6 Stone sink
Lack of a large hatch in the riser
As you know, many apartment owners try to hide unsightly communications behind inconspicuous hatches disguised as tiles. Of course, this idea seems very promising - after all, your bathroom looks perfect. But only until the moment of an unplanned emergency. Nobody knows how durable the pipes can be, and a small hatch cannot help out if the entire riser has to be replaced. This threatens with high costs in case of leakage, since it is not always possible to carefully change the parts hidden under the box. The second point is a major overhaul of the house. If the building is not new, and in the plan to make repairs in the near future, it means that by law you are obliged to provide access to the riser and not interfere with its replacement. If it is completely closed by the box, then the repair in the bathroom will suffer.
Lack of forced ventilation
If you plan to turn your bathroom into an oasis of relaxation and relaxation, in particular, instead of a bath, you plan to install jacuzzi or mini-sauna, then you need to take care of forced ventilation to ensure the timely removal of moisture and pair. Otherwise, we can say thanks to the expensive repairs, mold and mildew can easily accumulate under the tiles, and wooden products in the bathroom, including the door, will constantly swell.
Few storage spaces
Remember, all your love for minimalism in the bathroom is useless. This is the perfect bathroom with two hanging shelves only on the covers of the magazine! In real life, storage space in the bathroom is absolutely essential. If you do not think in advance of additional shelves in the same style and hidden cabinets, then your bathroom will turn into a place where a constant mess. As a result, the bathroom itself and the washing machine turn into a place of accumulation of creams and shampoos, as well as cleaning products. Therefore, such an ill-considered approach in the end turns into only regret.
Floor standing toilet
A budgetary floor-standing toilet, which we are accustomed to, unfortunately, is considered bad form in a modern bathroom. For him, you do not need to select an installation, build it into the wall and strengthen the suspended structure, but at the same time you lose an important thing - convenience when cleaning. Wiping the space behind the toilet leg is a tedious procedure, and dust collects there every now and then. The suspended structure is ideal for cleaning the floor. You won't even notice that you have a toilet in this corner.
Embossed tile
Much has been said about embossed tiles and raised details. Often, decorative elements of the wall are laid out with it. Of course, this adds sophistication to the interior... but also worries! On such a convex tile, dust and plaque accumulate better. If you decide to use this technique, choose those tile shades that will hide the plaque better.
Brass parts
Brass takes us back to exquisite palaces! Modern finishing materials perfectly combine classics and new metals. But remember, some brass accessories can wear out and wear out. From constant touching with a damp hand, stains and streaks may appear on some of them. All these decorative elements require additional maintenance.
Stone sink
Very often in some design magazines you can find unusual sinks made of wood and stone. It all looks very atmospheric, but not always practical. Natural materials have pores on the surface, if water begins to accumulate in them, the surface may show stains. Sinks made of such a material are demanding - they cannot be cleaned with the usual means for us, such as alkalis, and cleaned with abrasive materials.
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