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That's just lateral thinking.
As long as there's no bath or shower, what reg is it breaking?
Mind, I would shut the loo lid before emptying the washer, in case you dropped anything. (edit, whoops it doesn't have a lid)
And I'm not sure I would trust the integrity of the bracket to sit there for long.
As long as there's no bath or shower, what reg is it breaking?
Mind, I would shut the loo lid before emptying the washer, in case you dropped anything. (edit, whoops it doesn't have a lid)
And I'm not sure I would trust the integrity of the bracket to sit there for long.
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A few years ago, before phones had cameras I saw a shower cubicle installed in a bedsit where originally it was a sink. The tray was up on stilts so the waste could pick up on the pipe sticking out the wall 4ft up. A bit of 6mm had been jammed into the back of a 13a socket feeding the 9kw shower. There was a cut down step ladder nailed to one of the stilts to get in and out.
There's quite a bit of space between the washing machine and toilet, you could probable squeeze the CU in there as well.
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It does work Slips nice one that.
Now THAT needs a pic.
Slipslap - you`ll HAVE to go back and take a pic of that.......please...... :slap
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I did some work on a farm. Next to one of the barns was a "dry toilet" They called it a composting toilet.
In reality ALL it was, was a standard wheely bin with it's lid removed. Then built above it on stilts was a shed with a door, inside a seat that dropped down into the wheely bin.
Of course the shed on stilts was the height of a wheely bin off the ground, so there was a short sawn off section of wooden scaffolders ladder to climb up into the thunderbox.
It was easier just to go for a pee behind the hay rick.
In reality ALL it was, was a standard wheely bin with it's lid removed. Then built above it on stilts was a shed with a door, inside a seat that dropped down into the wheely bin.
Of course the shed on stilts was the height of a wheely bin off the ground, so there was a short sawn off section of wooden scaffolders ladder to climb up into the thunderbox.
It was easier just to go for a pee behind the hay rick.
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If the Washer comes off the wall then youd be in the **** LOL !
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