Half-Baths | Utility Bathrooms

Half-Baths | Utility Bathrooms

Bathroom layouts illustrating the dimensions of utility bathroom floorplans with linear, single wall, and split layouts
Description
Description

Half-baths, also known as utility bathrooms or powder rooms, are minimum bathrooms that have two of the four main bathroom fixtures—typically a toilet and sink. Used primarily for short term visitors, half-baths are often found near the main entrance of a space and offer guests an easily accessed bathroom. When laying out a new floorpan or renovating an existing space, it is commonly recommended that adding half-baths, or converting existing closets into half-baths, is a strategy that adds higher value to real estate. Half-baths are designed with a variety of layouts that can be differentiated as linear, single wall, or split plans.

Consult local building codes for accessibility requirements.
Overall bathroom sizes will vary based on the actual dimensions of bathroom fixtures.

Dimensions & Sizes
Dimensions & Sizes

3D Model
3D Model
Common Questions
Common Questions
Half-Baths | Utility Bathrooms
Details
Details

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Linear Utility Bathroom:
Width: 2’6”-3’ | .76-.92 m
Length:
6’3”-8’6” | 1.9-2.6 m
Area:
18.75 ft2 | 1.75 m2

Linear Utility Shower:

Width: 2’8”-3’ | .81-.91 m
Length:
8’-9’ | 2.44-2.74 m
Area:
18.67 ft2 | 1.73 m2

Single Wall Utility Bathroom:
Width: 4’6”-6’ | 1.37-1.83 m
Length:
4’-5’6” | 1.22-1.68 m
Area:
21 ft2 | 1.95 m2

Split Utility Bathroom:
Width: 4’-5’6” | 1.22-1.68 m
Length:
4’8”-6’ | 1.42-1.83 m
Area:
22.3 ft2 | 2.07 m2

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Drawings include:
Utility Bathroom Layouts Linear plan, Linear shower plan, Single Wall plan, Split plan

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Bathrooms are rooms used for personal hygiene and include specific bathroom fixtures such as sinks, toilets, bathtubs and showers. Variations of bathroom layouts include minimal utility bathrooms, full bathrooms, ensuite, and jack-and-jill bathrooms.