How to use this resource
- Read it on screen, or print it (Cmd/Ctrl + P) or save it as a PDF straight from your browser — nothing is gated and no sign-up is needed.
- Use it before speaking with professionals, to organise your thinking and arrive with clear, specific notes.
- Copy it by hand into a notebook if you prefer — the structure matters more than the format.
- Treat it as a planning aid, not a contract or a substitute for licensed professional advice.
Layout goals
What a better bathroom would do for you.
Fixtures
Basin, toilet, shower and bath — they drive the layout.
- Basin / vanity
- Toilet
- Shower
- Bath
- Keep fixtures near existing services where possible
Storage
Vanity, recessed, wall and towel storage.
Lighting
Damp-appropriate fixtures, installed by an electrician.
Ventilation
Removing humidity protects finishes and the room over time.
Tile and materials
Choose for water, cleaning and slip safety.
Moisture and waterproofing — professional review
Waterproofing is the hidden layer that protects the building. It must be designed and carried out by qualified professionals. This template does not provide waterproofing instructions.
Cleaning and maintenance notes
Frequently asked questions
Questions about this resource
What matters most in a bathroom renovation?
Getting moisture, ventilation and waterproofing right, because failures there cause the most damage. Those are professional, safety-critical tasks; layout and finishes follow.
Can I plan the waterproofing with this?
No. This template does not provide waterproofing instructions. Waterproofing must be designed and carried out by qualified professionals to protect the building.
Is it cheaper to keep fixtures in place?
Usually, yes. Keeping fixtures near existing services avoids plumbing changes, which licensed trades must carry out. The template gives you space to note what moves.
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