I believe we have all seen the following phenomenon in our daily lives:
1. I woke up from bed in the morning and wanted to go to the bathroom. I rushed to the bathroom but found my family washing in there;
2. I was finally able to go to the toilet. When I sat on the toilet, I found that my butt was completely wet;
3. I want to take a bath at night, brush my teeth, lie down and sleep comfortably, but when I walk to the bathroom, I find that my family is using the toilet inside; after taking a bath, I want to look in the mirror, but I find that the mirror is covered with fog and I can’t see anything...
It’s so difficult for me o(╥﹏╥)o
All this is because when the bathroom was designed and renovated, the layout was unreasonable and there was no dry and wet separation.
High-quality bathroom design does not depend on how stylish it is, but whether it pays enough attention to details, which is closely related to the lifestyle of each family. Therefore, today Zhongtaojun would like to discuss with you the dry and wet separation of the home sanitary space.
1. What are the advantages of bathroom dry and wet separation?
A bathroom with wet and dry separation will bring the following benefits.
1. Maintain hygiene
Separating the dry area and wet area of the bathroom can better block the invasion of water vapor and prevent the growth of bacteria. It is also very convenient to clean, effectively preventing the problems of mold, moisture, and odor in the bathroom.
2. Improve usage efficiency
When getting up in the morning and going to work/school, every family will have a "peak usage period" of the bathroom. A reasonable dry and wet separation design can make it convenient for family members to use it at the same time, greatly improving the efficiency of bathroom use.
3. Better thermal insulation performance
The partition design in the bathroom can make the warm water vapor more concentrated, so that you can keep warm when taking a bath in winter and not feel too cold.
4. Properly plan space
Generally speaking, the shower room occupies a small area and is easy to install. It can not only meet the functional requirements, but also make the space layout more reasonable and greatly improve the aesthetics.
In any case, compared to an open bathroom where water splashes and mist evaporates when taking a bath, the wet and dry separation design can bring a lot of convenience to one's life, allowing the family to use it independently from each other , do not interfere with each other.This is one of the trends in future residential design and a key to improving the quality of life.
The bathroom may be the most overlooked place in the home decoration process, but it is like a mirror that can reflect the quality of your life, so you must be extra particular when designing the space!
2. The design forms of wet and dry separation are as follows
Nowadays, the separation of wet and dry bathrooms is more and more accepted by people. So how to achieve the desired effect through space layout and reasonable design when decorating? Let’s take a look at several design methods for dry and wet separation in the bathroom:
1. Three-type/four-type separation type
This kind of bathroom that separates the washing area, toilet area and bathroom is generally reflected in three-way separation or four-way separation. For four-style separation, you should also consider designing a housework room that can be used for laundry to meet the owner's greater demand for space functionality.
▲Four-type separation diagram
The four-style separated bathroom includes a bathroom, toilet, washing area and laundry and dressing room.
When you clarify the division of areas in the bathroom, both the efficiency of use and the cleanliness of the space will be optimized to the greatest extent. Moreover, such a bathroom is more protective of personal privacy. If it is blocked by a partition wall, the user experience will be even better. Perfect.
In addition, there is also a popular design nowadays in which the washbasin is externally installed separately, and then the toilet and bathroom are integrated into one, with a transparent glass partition in the middle to properly separate the dry and wet areas, which also looks more elegant and beautiful.
2. Three-body-in-one type
For bathrooms with limited area, our most commonly used and most suitable design method should be to combine the washbasin, toilet and shower room into a relatively compact space.
But considering the separation of wet and dry, people will use glass partitions to block water vapor, taking into account the multiple effects of lighting, ventilation, larger space and convenient cleaning. This can make the small bathroom look less oppressive and more spacious. Some.
3. Partial separation type
Partially separated bathrooms are generally set up according to personal needs. They are more flexible and have relatively free design forms without so many framework restrictions.
For example: You can put the washbasin and toilet area together, and then create a curved or diamond-shaped shower room with a glass sliding door to make better use of space.
Or just arrange the bathroom in a separate corner and use the solid wall toSeparating the rows can keep the bathroom relatively dry to the maximum extent without conflicting or affecting other daily life.
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