Are you looking to add more usable space to your home? Converting your attic is a great way to create a new livable room. With an attic remodel, you can add an extra bedroom to your home, create a new play area for your kids, or simply design a new storage area.
These New Jersey home owners wanted to create a space that their kids could enjoy. Four Star Construction embark into create not only a game room but a bathroom was incorporated in this project, I have to say it was my favorite part of the remodel.
An attic bathroom can be a unique and charming addition to any home. By taking advantage of the sloped ceilings and cozy nooks, this attic bathroom provided a private retreat that feels separate from the rest of the house. The design maximize the available space by using clever storage solutions such as built-in shelves, cabinets, or even under-eaves storage. With the goal to keep the bathroom organized while also making the most of the limited square footage.
By placing the bathroom in the far-end of the attic; not only was the ceiling high and advantage of the natural light provided by the location of the window. The slope ceiling combine with recess lighting and rain shower head has a modern field that works both for the kids and adults. The mosaic tile arrangement for the backsplash, is a welcome transition for the floating cabinet and illuminated mirror.
Here is answer to a few questions you may have when considering to add a bathroom to your Attic Living Space conversion.
To turn the planned areas into bathrooms, first of all, water expenses and water lines should be determined, then other installations should be applied respectively as these processes are completed. In this way, after the attic is prepared for the bathroom as installation, the application of ceramics and bathroom elements can be started according to the design.
Attic bathroom showers are often featured with sloping ceilings and skylights. With stylish areas, this type of shower brings smart solutions in small spaces and creates more pleasant and functional spaces. Such areas, which are highly appreciated by the users, are an example of the smart use of small spaces on top of visual pleasure
Transforming attics into bathrooms can be a daunting task due to the potential for water leaks and high humidity levels. However it’s possible to protect against such issues with proper insulation. We often see ceramic or similar materials used to cover the surfaces of the attic, but there are other solutions available that can provide a sense of relief and comfort to those attempting this endeavor. Insulation materials are the key to creating a secure and worry-free space, allowing us to make the most of our time and money.
The cost to finish an attic is $4,600 to $16,400, with an average cost of $10,500*. This comes out to about $30 to $60 per square foot. The total cost of your attic conversion will depend on the different elements your project needs.
*According to Angi.
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