Build a fixture shortlist for your small bathroom.
Compare example fixture footprints with your room area and your chosen circulation allowance before commissioning a measured layout.
Use the free tool
Design illustration for planning inspiration.
Compare fixture footprints with your room area.
This area comparison helps build your shortlist.
It leaves the actual arrangement, access clearances and compliance checks to a measured design.
Area remaining after your allowances
2.00 m²
5.00 m² room minus 1.50 m² fixture footprints and 1.50 m² circulation allowance.
Use the shortlist for a scaled drawing that checks positions, door swings and access.
Fixture dimensions are examples and exclude installation spaces, service zones, shower-screen openings and accessible turning areas.
A positive area balance doesn't establish that the selected fixtures fit together.
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Make this part of your planning brief.
Choose a room footprint and the example fixtures you'd like to compare, then adjust the circulation allowance to explore different assumptions.
The tool subtracts rectangular fixture footprints and your circulation allowance from the total room area; it doesn't arrange fixtures in a floor plan.
A positive remaining area doesn't establish a workable layout because doors, openings, service positions, clearances and the shape of the room still need to be considered.
Use the shortlist with product drawings and a site measure so your designer or renovator can develop a suitable layout, with an occupational therapist involved where accessibility needs call for one.
To prepare the room brief, read the small bathroom renovation guide.
For a compact room connected to a bedroom, use the ensuite renovation guide.
To explore the look you'd like to discuss, browse the bathroom design illustrations.
Questions about this tool.
Does a positive result mean everything will fit?
No, the result is an area comparison only; a scaled layout needs to check where each fixture sits, how doors open and how the room is used.
Is the 1.5 m² circulation setting a standard?
It's an editable example assumption, not a required or sufficient clearance; the appropriate design depends on the room, fixtures, users and applicable requirements.
Can I use this to design an accessible bathroom?
Use it only to collect an initial fixture shortlist; accessible layouts need assessment and design by suitable professionals who can address individual needs and applicable requirements.