We decided to turn 1 of the hall closets into the bathroom.

After my fiance and I had a couple of adolescents, both of us realized that both of us needed more space; We had some money saved up and both of us were going to move to a larger house, but both of us preferred the town where both of us were already living. We decided to speak with a couple of different suppliers about remodeling our current home. When both of us found out that both of us had a ton of options, both of us became harshly gleeful about remodeling. We no longer talked about going to a different house. We decided to focus on making our current locale larger. We added an extra dining room and a half bath to the house. We hired a supplier with plumbing suppliers, because both of us knew that the half bathroom was going to be a tricky area of the remodel. We wanted the half bath in an section of the house where there currently wasn’t any plumbing at all, however the plumbing supplier drew up some redprints and she made a couple of different suggestions. We decided to turn 1 of the hall closets into the bathroom. The closet was entirely deep, but it wasn’t honestly wide! I really did not assume the method would work, but the non-traditional construction idea worked out honestly well. Even though the space was tricky to use as a half bath, it honestly looks great and is fully functional. There is more space than I expected and the room looks pretty. There is plenty of room for people to open the door and there is a sink with a mirror plus a toilet and a small linen closet.

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