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Bathroom Notes
Chapter 24
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Types of bathrooms:
• Master Bath– A full bath – Part of the
master bedroom area
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Types of bathrooms:
• Full Bath– Contains a sink, toilet, and bathtub/shower– Generally located in or near sleeping areas
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Types of bathrooms:
• Three-Quarter Bath– Contains a sink, toilet, and
shower– Generally, located off a
main hallway
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Types of bathrooms:
• Half – Bath– Contains a sink and a
toilet– Generally found in the
Living Area
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Factors to consider when planning the layout:
• All measurements must be taken carefully– Once fixture have been installed, they’re
expensive and difficult to remove
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Factors to consider when planning the layout:
• Consider the number of people using the bathroom– Several people
getting ready for school or work
• Double sink• Partitions to
separate areas
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Adapting a bathroom for someone in a wheelchair or a walker:
• Wide doorway
• Extra floor space
• Grab bars by toilets and/or tubs
• Showers with seats
• No sill
• Door-less shower stalls
• Low counters
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Electrical Outlets:
• Bathrooms require several– Hair dryers, curling irons, electric shavers,
clocks, radios
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Safety aspects for Electrical Outlets and Lighting:
• Any outlet near a water source should be equipped with a ground-fault circuit interrupter (GFCI).
• Lights should be designed to operate only with wall switches– Wall or ceiling mounted– Lamps should not be used– Strong bright light (shaving or makeup)– Softer light (bathing)
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Ways to remove condensation and water vapor from the bathroom:
• Ventilation fan (best way)• Open window• Sunshine• Skylight (window that allows natural light but still
maintains privacy)• Heat radiating from a heat register or vent
• Important – prevents wallpaper from peeling, and stops mildew from growing on walls and tiles
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Types of Sinks:
Wall-Hung Sink – attached to the wall with space underneath the sink
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Types of Sinks:
Pedestal Sink – freestanding base that supports the washbasin
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Types of Sinks:
Insert Sink – Set into the top of a vanity
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Bathroom Storage:
• Important – keeps frequently used items accessible without contributing to clutter
• Examples: Shower caddy, shelving, wall cabinet
• Vanity – piece of cabinetry containing the sink, the most common storage unit in a bathroom
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Types of Showers:
• Stall Showers• Small• Sliding or Swinging doors
made of safety glass or plastic
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Types of Showers:
– Tub Showers• Have showerheads
– Installed above the bathtub– Attached to the wall or handheld– Shower curtains/Glass/Plastic panels keep water in
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Kitchen or Bath Flooring:
• Vinyl Flooring
• Rubber-backed carpeting
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When choosing Kitchen or Bath Wall coverings, consider the following:
• Covering must be water and mildew resistant
• Easy to clean
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Types of wall materials to be used in a bathroom:
• Paint
• Vinyl-faced wallpaper
• Plastic laminate sheeting
• Ceramic tile
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Types of material used for fixtures:
• Porcelain enamel on cast iron
• China• Stainless Steel• Prefabricated Plastic
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Bathtubs:
• Come in various sizes and shapes
• Rectangular tubs– Most common type– 60 inches long and
30 inches wide
• Square, round, and oval tubs are also popular
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Toilets:
• Can be mounted on the wall or the floor
• The water tank may be above the bowl line or at the same level. Some models the tank and bowl form the same unit.
• Building codes– Require new or replacement
toilets to be ultra low flush (ULF)
– These use no more than 1.6 gallons of water per flush
– Older toilets used as much as 5 gallons per flush
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• Bathroom – Safety Suggestions
• Chapter 24
• Text Pages 548-553