Plan your bathroom refit to scale — position the bath, shower, WC, and basin before your plumber arrives. Share the layout digitally or print it out. Free and no account needed.
Measure and draw your bathroom walls to scale. Add door, window, and soil pipe positions to constrain your layout options.
Drag bath, shower enclosure, WC, and basin from the library. Resize to your chosen products' dimensions. Check door clearances and movement zones.
Export the plan as a PNG and share with your plumber, tiler, and bathroom installer so everyone starts with the same picture.
Building regulations and practical comfort both demand clear space in front of sanitaryware. Standard minimum clearances are 600 mm in front of a WC (measured from the pan), 700 mm in front of a basin, and 700 mm alongside a bath for access. Use Free Room Planner to draw these clearance zones and ensure your layout meets them.
Your WC must connect to the soil/waste pipe — this is usually the biggest constraint in a bathroom layout. In most UK homes, the soil pipe runs through an internal or external wall. Note its position in Free Room Planner before planning, as moving it is expensive.
A wet room requires a level access drain and a waterproofed floor — note the drain position in Free Room Planner when planning. A shower enclosure needs enough space for the door to swing or slide without obstruction; mark the door arc in your plan.
If possible, position your basin near a window for natural light — particularly useful when applying makeup. Mark your window in Free Room Planner and use it as a reference point for basin placement.
For en-suites under 2m², consider a corner shower instead of a bath. A wall-hung WC saves floor space. In Free Room Planner, you can try different arrangements quickly to find what fits.
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