
Basement Bathrooms
The Goldilocks Bathroom
A basement bathroom is essential to most finishes. Most of our clients want to find a way to get a nice bathroom, but not too nice. They want the best bathroom they can get at a reasonable price. That is our standard bathroom.
Basement Bathroom Finishes
Most basement bathrooms are typically arranged in a galley style, a design that prioritizes functionality and efficiency. From back to front (door), the layout consists of a tub/shower, toilet, and vanity. Each requires a specific amount of space. A typical basement bathroom measures 8 feet in length and 5 feet in width. This provides the necessary space for each component of the bathroom.
Common upgrades for bathrooms include:
- Tiled walls above a standard tub
- A fully tiled shower with a glass door
- Cultured Marble or another artificial surface for a shower
- A Fancy toilet
- A larger-than-standard vanity
- Uncommon patterns or small tiles for the bathroom floor
- Upgraded mirrors.
- Upgraded hardware.
- A strong exhaust fan.
Our standard bathroom, detailed to the right, is a versatile and popular option. We incorporate it into most of the basements we complete, ensuring it fits a wide range of design preferences and space constraints.
Our Standard Bathroom Finish
Our standard bathroom finish is designed to deliver high functionality, durability, and aesthetic appeal, all at a cost-efficient price point.
- Tub/shower combo
- High flush toilet
- 36″ vanity from AWA Cabinets
- Moen faucets for the vanity sink and the tub/shower
- Plate mirror to fit the vanity size and wall height
- Moen bathroom hardware
- Three-sconce bathroom light fixture
- Tile floor
- Exhaust fan
Our standard bathroom, which most people find to be highly functional and cost-efficient, offers a range of personalization options. The most common upgrade is for a larger or different vanity, catering to individual tastes and preferences.
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