1. Objective 7.02: EXPLAIN the essentials of home baths

2. Types of Baths Half bath/powder room: sink and toilet
Full bath: sink, toilet, bathtub
¾ bath: sink, toilet, shower with no tub
Master bath: full bath located as part of master bedroom suite or area

3. Consider the following when planning for baths:
Locate baths near existing plumbing lines to lower construction costs
Position bathrooms to provide sound barriers between private and social areas
Consider how many people will use the bath
Design and measure the layout carefully as it is difficult and expensive to move fixtures
Allow space for safety
Check local building codes for minimum requirements needed for the bath.

4. Half Bath

5. ¾ Bath

6. Full Bath

7. Master Bath

8. Master Bath

9. Components: Bathroom sinks/lavatories/wash basins
Wall-hung: has open space beneath sink, can make room appear roomier
Pedestal: supported by a freestanding base, often artfully shaped or appears as sculpture
Inset sink: set into a countertop, cabinet below adds storage
Above counter: looks like a decorative washbowl set on a counter. Plumbing is below.
Vanity: base cabinet in a bathroom, conceals pipes, and provides counter space and storage

10. Sinks, Toilets, Tubs, and Showers

11. Wall-hung Sink

12. Wall-hung Sink

13. Pedestal Sink
Statuary

14. Pedestal Sink
Statuary

15. Insert Sink
Drop-in Under-mount

16. Above-Counter or Vessel Sinks

17. Components: Toilet/Water Closet
Can be mounted on wall or floor
Ultra low flush (ULF) toilets may be required by local building codes, use no more than 1.6 gallons as compared to the older models which use up to 5 gallons.

18. Toilet

19. Toilet

20. Components: Showers
Tub showers: bathtub with a shower head above that may be in a fixed position on wall, adjustable, or handheld. Some showers may have multiple heads at various levels.
Stall shower: walk-in with a door

21. Tub Shower

22. Tub Shower

23. Stall Shower

24. Components: Tubs
Freestanding: may have ball-and-claw feet for a Victorian look
Enclosed: may be round, rectangular, square, oval, usually enclosed by 3 walls, may be sunken into the floor or built on a platform
Whirlpool: includes water jets

25. Freestanding Tub

26. Freestanding Tub

27. Enclosed Tub

28. Enclosed Tub

29. Whirlpool tub

30. Universal Design: to make a bath accessible to everyone:
Wide doorways and extra floor space
grab bars near toilet and tub
Elevated toilet seat
No-sill, door less shower stall with rolling or fixed chair
Lever style sink and shower controls
Lower counters
Tiltable mirror

31. Handicap Bathroom

32. Handicap Bathroom