The Rules of Bathroom Design

[Brandon Whitmore]

Here is a good article with illustrations that show best practices vs. IRC code requirements for the design of a bathroom.

http://starcraftcustombuilders.com/bath ... .rules.htm

added: http://www.nkba.com/guidelines/bathroom_3.aspx

The bottom link has better illustrations.

[Jim Katen]

Originally posted by Brandon Whitmore

Here is a good article with illustrations that show best practices vs. IRC code requirements for the design of a bathroom.

http://starcraftcustombuilders.com/bath ... .rules.htm

added: http://www.nkba.com/guidelines/bathroom_3.aspx

The bottom link has better illustrations.

It's interesting that, in your second link at http://www.nkba.com/guidelines/bathroom_13.aspx

the drawing shows a distance of 72" from the finished floor to the top of the shower enclosure's top flange, not interior finished surface.

- Jim Katen, Oregon

[Brandon Whitmore]

It's interesting that, in your second link at http://www.nkba.com/guidelines/bathroom_13.aspx

the drawing shows a distance of 72" from the finished floor to the top of the shower enclosure's top flange, not interior finished surface.

I saw that too, it's driving me nuts not knowing for sure.

Oh well, I will figure it out sooner or later-- I think I'll just go golfing and try to forget about it for a while-- it's eating up my weekend.