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Cement Shared Bathroom with a Rust Screen

Bathroom · Industrial

An apartment bathroom with a dark cement vanity and central passage, with the rear shower separated behind a rust perforated-steel screen and masonry wing wall.

Cement Shared Bathroom with a Rust Screen · Overview

Reproduction core

  1. 01Set the rear shower behind a dark masonry wing wall and screen it with a rust perforated-steel panel fixed above the wing wall through to the ceiling.
  2. 02Install a linear dark cement vanity on the left wall with one integrated rectangular basin and a wall-mounted brushed-steel faucet.
  3. 03Continue dark-gray matte tile from entry through shower, giving only the shower edge a gentle fall toward a linear drain.
  4. 04Leave a central family passage between the wall-hung toilet on the right and vanity on the left, without added furniture or baskets.
  5. 05Use brushed-steel exposed plumbing for shower, faucet, and towel rail; exclude decorative bulbs and black-framed shower glass.

Apply it at home

Condition to check
When bathroom width reduces the central passage
Adjustment
Reduce vanity depth while retaining a wall-hung toilet so circulation remains clear between the two fixtures.
Condition to check
When the household wants more shower screening
Adjustment
Use a lower-open-area perforation pattern while retaining a fixed screen and eliminating exposed sharp cut edges.
Condition to check
When renovating a bathroom with a low ceiling
Adjustment
Fix the screen precisely to the ceiling finish and use a moisture-rated flush ceiling light instead of a projecting fixture.
Condition to check
When more toiletry storage is needed
Adjustment
Add a shallow recessed cabinet above the toilet while leaving the central passage and vanity-floor area clear.
Condition to check
When drain cleaning access is required
Adjustment
Use a removable metal grate at the shower-edge linear drain and set the tile fall accurately toward it.

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Left vanity

Material family
Sealed cement

Floor from entry through shower

Material family
Matte non-slip tile

Above rear right shower wing wall

Material family
Powder-coated perforated steel sheet

Rear right shower wing wall

Material family
Waterproof sealed cement

Rear shower floor edge

Material family
Brushed stainless-steel linear drain

Vanity and shower plumbing

Material family
Brushed stainless-steel fittings

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