Sketch your own room, drag in the tub, shower and toilet, and get honest guidance on clearances, doors and plumbing. Then upload a photo and see your renovated room as a free AI impression. No account, no email, everything stays on your device.
Drag the drain and water markers to where they really are; the guidance below reacts to them. Place the door, window and load-bearing wall on a wall here.
Add items and drag them into place; guidance appears here as you go.
Clearances above are comfort guidelines, not legal rules. Cost ranges are UK national planning ranges including 20% VAT (validated August 2026); London and the South East run higher. Always get local quotes.
Arrange your layout first; then create an AI mood impression with your placement in it.
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As a comfort guideline about 75 cm (30 in) in front of the bowl; many US codes require at least 21 inches in front and 15 inches from the centerline to a wall. The planner marks tight spots and always tells you it is a guideline; check your local code for the legal minimum.
Moving a toilet about 2 metres (6.5 ft) typically runs £930 to £2,040 in the UK (including VAT) or $1,080 to $2,250 as a US planning range; the drain is the expensive part, and moving the water supply too adds $400 to $1,040. The planner calculates it live for your own distance and currency; always get local quotes.
As a rule of thumb up to about 3 m (10 ft) with normal fall. European practice plans with roughly 1 cm per metre; US codes require about 1/4 inch per foot, which is twice as steep. Beyond that you need to open the floor for extra height, or use a macerator pump. The planner warns automatically when your layout crosses that line.
Often yes, but a filled tub easily weighs 300 to 400 kg (660 to 880 lb). Have the load capacity checked on a wooden floor, and check your hot water capacity. The planner adds this reminder automatically when you place a tub.
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It is a mood impression, not an architectural rendering: it follows your layout hints where the photo allows, keeps windows and doors in place, and shows finish and atmosphere. Use it to compare styles and directions, not to measure from.