In a trailer home my brother lived in while attending college-the washer was in the bathroom-was a Frigidiare.Had to replace the timer in it.Now it has me wondering if that machine was "trapped" in its bathroom-you would have to remove the door and frame to get it out and get another in.The washer was beside the sink.I think in some other trailer homes--the washer was in a bathroom.the home just had the washer-later my brother put a dryer in an entrance Vesibule he added to the trailer.
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Steve,
Europe (except for the UK perhaps) has wider doors in bathrooms. I measured mine and it is 75cm. In newer houses they are even 80cm I think.
Austin,
Actually I don't have a smashing good time doing this. I hate it when these things happen. The reason I posted those links is to prove that mr Fredriksam is not only using other people's pictures but also telling stories that aren't true. That isn't his friend with that overfoaming washer. And the Philips wasn't in Scotland. So there is no reason to believe he has the washers he claims he has until he has proved otherwise. I'm not going to search for more pictures, I think I made my point clear.
Mr Fredriksam,
I hope you got the point now. If I were you I wouldn't be whining for some Keymatic diagrams but clear my reputation here by proving to us that you have the machines you say you have. Until then I would make myself scarce on this website.
Louis
Europe (except for the UK perhaps) has wider doors in bathrooms. I measured mine and it is 75cm. In newer houses they are even 80cm I think.
Austin,
Actually I don't have a smashing good time doing this. I hate it when these things happen. The reason I posted those links is to prove that mr Fredriksam is not only using other people's pictures but also telling stories that aren't true. That isn't his friend with that overfoaming washer. And the Philips wasn't in Scotland. So there is no reason to believe he has the washers he claims he has until he has proved otherwise. I'm not going to search for more pictures, I think I made my point clear.
Mr Fredriksam,
I hope you got the point now. If I were you I wouldn't be whining for some Keymatic diagrams but clear my reputation here by proving to us that you have the machines you say you have. Until then I would make myself scarce on this website.
Louis
Newer bathrooms here now have wider doors too.. wheelchair accessibility.
They also now swing out, not in.
Takes getting used to..
outlets (power points) are higher and wall swithes are lower. same reason.
They also now swing out, not in.
Takes getting used to..
outlets (power points) are higher and wall swithes are lower. same reason.
are you serious about bathroom doors being 60 cm wide? (=600mm)
Here in Aus all doors in new homes are standard size of 820 mm wide, 870 is the next standard size up and is common for front doors. In my new house the toilet and bathroom doors are 770mm which is unusually narrow and I had to get the doors specially made up. My kitchen pantry doorway is 620mm, I will have to get it made specially too.
Chris.
Here in Aus all doors in new homes are standard size of 820 mm wide, 870 is the next standard size up and is common for front doors. In my new house the toilet and bathroom doors are 770mm which is unusually narrow and I had to get the doors specially made up. My kitchen pantry doorway is 620mm, I will have to get it made specially too.
Chris.
