Bathhouses made of timber do not lose their relevance. These one-story structures are known for their compactness and coziness, they are very functional and allow you to feel truly at one with nature. Such a structure is in no way inferior to spatial baths made of logs, as well as steam baths made of brick and other suitable material.

One-story wooden baths are one of the best landscape decorations, even in limited space. In addition, the construction of such a bathhouse will never be carried out to the detriment of the construction of the main structure.

Usually, when developing a standard project for a one-story bathhouse, three rooms are provided: a steam room, a shower room and a relaxation room. Depending on the location of the premises, their dimensions and the size of the bathhouse itself, there are different designs of the most unexpected layout. The key feature of a one-story building is the presence of a landscaped terrace or veranda, which serves as an additional room for relaxation during the warm season. If the bathhouse has a closed porch, then it may well serve as an excellent room for relaxation during the cold season.

The budget (high cost) of the project is determined by the absence (presence) of a porch or veranda, although such buildings in no way affect the functionality of the bathhouse and are only additional buildings.

Firms providing project development and implementation services claim the popularity of one-story bathhouses with a terrace, that is, with an auxiliary recreation area in the spring and summer. The terrace is landscaped using wooden railings and gratings with balusters, and its dimensions make it possible to arrange such interior elements as wicker chairs and a table, shelves for bath accessories. All these pieces of furniture are responsible for a comfortable and complete rest in the bathhouse for lovers of fresh air and natural splendor after the steam room.

In addition, the design of a one-story bathhouse may also include the construction of a guest house. In this case, the room where guests will live will be located right on the same territory as the bathhouse. Such a structure is multi-tasking, and this fact often pleases customers. In this situation, a closed terrace or veranda can easily be converted into a kitchen, and the recreation room turns into a full-fledged living space with furnished sleeping areas and leisure areas. Those living in such a bathhouse do not feel disadvantaged in either coziness, comfort, or certainly functionality.

You can talk for a long time about what one-story bathhouses made of logs and logs are ready to be offered by manufacturers today, which can surprise, if not amaze, the customer, but it is better to see with your own eyes the projects of standard buildings and to order (with additional premises), and also draw conclusions yourself. So, welcome to the world of one-story log bathhouse projects!

The project of a one-story house with an area of ​​35.7 m², combined with a steam room (5.8 m²), carries the functionality of a furnished residential premises and a steam room complex. This is a very popular construction option, which is in high demand among owners working in the field of tourism services, since such a structure will allow clients not only to enjoy bathing procedures, but also to relax in a spacious relaxation room (10.3 m²).

Bath house made of logs 35.7 m² (Fig. 4)

The design of the bath house (Fig. 5) combines a relaxation room with a kitchen, where all the necessary attributes are present (stove, workplace, table). The spacious, landscaped terrace will be an ideal place for guests to relax in warm weather.

Bath house project (Fig. 5)

This version of a bath house is considered attractive not only for an ordinary summer resident, but also for a successful person. There are several reasons:

• lack of stairs, which often “eat up” space;
• a house that combines two buildings (a residential building and a bathhouse) allows you to save on the construction of a separate house, which ultimately allows for a more efficient use of the site area.

A visualization of the bathhouse is shown in Fig. 6, 7, 8, 9 (Visualization).

Option 2

A typical project for a combined bathhouse and residential building is a practical and inexpensive building with an area of ​​29.2 m². A spacious steam room (5.0 m²) is combined with a shower room of 3.7 m², capable of accommodating at least 4 people. When calculating the approximate area of ​​the future building, it is necessary to take into account the minimum allowable footage for 1 person - at least 1 m². Based on this project, we conclude that this steam room can easily accommodate 4-5 people.

The one-story house successfully combines the functionality of a living space and a bathhouse: there is a spacious living room (11 m²) with a kitchen and sitting area, a separate bathroom, and a washing room (3.7 m²). The project provides for a vestibule and an open terrace.

Bath house project (Fig. 11)

An interesting detail of this architectural design is the window frames, painted white, which gives the building a more solemn and elegant look.

Using visualization, you can examine the bath house in detail from all sides. Rice. 12, 13, 14, 15.

Visualization (Fig. 15)

Option 3

For true connoisseurs of the beauty of Russian architecture, a one-story bath house with an area of ​​49.7 m² will be a pleasant find. Attractive exterior architecture and convenient placement of premises are the merit of the original layout.

Bath house with an area of ​​49.7 m² (Fig. 16)

The total area of ​​the building is 49.7 m². A spacious lounge (11 m²) with a large window and an open terrace (8.4 m²) provide complete rest for residents. From the terrace you can go into a small vestibule, from where there is an entrance to the rest room. From it you can first get into a shower room with an area of ​​3.7 m², and then into a steam room or a separate bathroom. The area of ​​the steam room is 5 m², which means it can easily fit 4-5 people.

Bath house project (Fig. 17)

An additional convenience of the presented one-story building is the open terrace, where you can place a table or benches, as well as barbecue facilities. In addition, the project provides for a kitchen-fireplace combined with a living space.

A visualization of the house is shown in Fig. 18, 19, 20, 21.

Visualization (Fig. 21)

Option 4

The next project is a comfortable bathhouse, which has only one floor and a total area of ​​42.2 m². The entire area is divided into six main zones: a living room combined with a well-equipped kitchen, a vestibule, a shower room with a separate toilet, a steam room (5.8 m²) and an open terrace, the size of which is comparable to a relaxation room (9 m²).

Bath house with an area of ​​42.2 m² (Fig. 22)

The bath house with an area of ​​42.2 m² (Fig. 21) fully corresponds to Russian traditions. Thanks to the gable roof, a small flight of stairs and a fenced spacious veranda, the building acquired a special coziness and sophistication. From the terrace you can get into the vestibule, and from there into the living room and shower room.

Bath house project (Fig. 23)

Convenient location of premises and attractive exterior architecture are the undeniable advantages of this project. What the structure looks like from different sides can be seen in Fig. 24, 25, 26, 27.

Visualization (Fig. 27)

Option 5

For those who prefer maximum functionality with a minimum of frills, the optimal option would be a log bath house with a total area of ​​40 m², shown in the figure. Such a compact and visually attractive building will be a great place for a relaxing holiday with friends, or a place for pleasant solitude against the backdrop of nature.

Log bath house 40 m² (Fig. 28)

The key feature of the project is that the customer is given the right to choose the construction material (rounded logs or hand-cut wood). An aesthetic and moderately democratic building will fit perfectly into any landscape and will look good in any corner of the site. The dimensions of the bath house allow it to be placed even in limited space. The interior spaces are also well thought out: a living room with a kitchen (total area 10.5 m²), a large washroom with a separate bathroom, a spacious steam room (6 m²), a comfortable vestibule and a terrace (7.4 m²), where a large company can easily fit at a festive table .

Bath house project (Fig. 29)

The convenient location of the premises inside the building, the compactness and presentability of the building are the undoubted advantages of this project. The original decoration of the veranda and snow-white window openings add a special solemnity to the bathhouse.

You can examine in detail a one-story bath house from all angles using the visualization in Fig. 30, 31, 32, 33.

Visualization (Fig. 33)

Option 6

A steam room or bathhouse is the place without which a full-fledged Russian holiday is unthinkable. At all times, serious requirements were placed on such buildings: the bathhouse must be comfortable, spacious, maximally functional and made of wood. Thanks to rounded coniferous logs, the bathhouse will quickly warm up and bring aesthetic pleasure.

Bath house with an area of ​​41.2 m² (Fig. 34)

The design of the bathhouse provides only one floor and a clear division into zones: an open terrace ready to welcome guests into the house, a huge recreation room with an adjacent kitchen (14.8 m²), shower room (3.4 m²), steam room (4.5 m² ), an isolated bathroom and a small vestibule, from which the virtual acquaintance with the house begins.

Bath house project (Fig. 35)

Competent architecture and rational engineering solutions make it possible to fit a bath house into any personal plot, as well as build it near buildings of a wide variety of exteriors. Thanks to the treatment of logs with an antiseptic, the bathhouse will last for decades.

You can appreciate the attractiveness and sophistication of the structure from different angles by looking at Fig. 36, 37, 38, 39.

Visualization (Fig. 39)

Option 7

A well-known fact: one-story baths are very convenient to use, they are easier to maintain and repair if necessary.

The project of a one-story house with an area of ​​41.6 m², combined with a steam room (4.8 m²), carries the functionality of a furnished residential premises and a steam room complex. The peculiarity of this project is that one foundation is used to house the residential building and the bathhouse.

Bath house with an area of ​​41.6 m² (Fig. 40)

Everything a guest might need for a relaxing holiday in a hot bath and comfortable living throughout the year - all this easily fits into 41.6 m². There is a spacious living room (14.6 m²), successfully combining a kitchen and a relaxation area, a separate bathroom, a washing room (3.4 m²) and a steam room (4.8 m²).

Bath house project (Fig. 41)

The project provides for a utility room (vestibule) and an open veranda. You can make sure that this project is the most successful architectural solution by examining the building in Fig. 42, 43, 44, 45.

Visualization (Fig. 45)

Option 8

The project of a log bath house is an excellent solution for arranging a small plot of land. Despite its compactness, the bathhouse combined a traditional Russian steam room (4.8 m²), a spacious relaxation room (14.6 m²), utility rooms, and even a cozy terrace. And all this was located on one floor in just a rectangle of 7.7 m by 5.4 m.

Bath house with an area of ​​41.6 m² (Fig. 46)

Restrained simplicity and conciseness, maximum functionality and amazing compactness - this bath house will be an excellent solution for those who value quality and convenience above all. All this does not prevent the structure from harmoniously fitting into the design of the site.

A comfortable stay in a house built from coniferous wood is guaranteed.

You can appreciate the attractiveness and sophistication of the structure from different angles by looking at Fig. 48, 49, 50, 51.

Option 9

The style of this project carries with it original Russian traditions and culture, this can be seen both in the architecture and in the decoration of the facade and its individual elements.

The building with a gable roof is divided into several main areas: a spacious living room (15.4 m²), successfully combining a kitchen space and a relaxation area, a separate bathroom, a washing room (3.7 m²) and a steam room (3.7 m²), designed for simultaneous stay of 2-3 people. Each room has its own window (there are two in the living room), so we can’t really talk about a lack of light.

Everything here is very well thought out and extremely convenient: a flight of stairs leads to a spacious open terrace (9.2 m²). The door on the terrace leads to the vestibule, from where you can enter the relaxation room. Its area (15.4 m²) allows it to accommodate a fairly large company.
Visualization capabilities allow you to evaluate the attractiveness and style of a one-story bathhouse project. (Fig. 54, 55, 56, 57).

Option 10

Bath house with an area of ​​54.8 m² (Fig. 58).

Bath house with an area of ​​54.8 m² (Fig. 58)

Maximum functionality, a beautiful, aesthetic appearance and the strength of the Russian spirit - this and much more is embodied by the design of a one-story bath house made from hand-cut logs or rounded logs. The total area of ​​the building is 54.8 m². Such space gives free rein to architects and designers. Focusing on the centuries-old traditions of the Russian people, the latter managed to make the project sound and comfortable for living. The living space and the bathhouse are located on the same foundation, which will allow the building to be located in any, even very limited space.

The interior spaces are also well thought out: a living room combined with a kitchen (total area 14.5 m²), shaped like a pentagon, a large washroom with a separate bathroom, a spacious steam room (6.1 m²), a comfortable vestibule and a terrace (7.4 m² ), where a large company can easily fit at the festive table.

You can evaluate the advantages of a one-story building thanks to the visualization capabilities (Fig. 60, 61, 62, 63).

Option 11

The sauna-house with an area of ​​55.4 m², shown in the figure, will be an excellent solution for those who prioritize reliability, quality and aesthetics. A one-story bathhouse made according to this project will fit perfectly into any landscape of a personal plot.

For its construction, rounded coniferous logs or hand-cut wood, which has useful properties, are used. The total area of ​​the one-story bathhouse is 55.4 m², which allows you to accommodate a large company, where you can not only have a good rest in the spacious and bright living room (14.3 m²), but also take a steam bath in the comfortable steam room (5.5 m²). Nearby there is a washing room (5.7 m²) with a separate bathroom (2.5 m²).

The project provides for a utility room (vestibule) and an open terrace (12.1 m²) with a flight of stairs. You can make sure that this project is the most successful architectural solution for a true esthete by examining the building in Fig. 66, 67, 68, 69.

Video - Project of a one-story bathhouse VIP-2 with a large terrace and barbecue area

Video - Bathhouse with an ideal layout. Projects of one-story baths

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A bathhouse with a toilet is the secret to a comfortable stay

Many people, when building a bathhouse, do not even think about equipping it with a restroom. Already during the operation of the bathhouse, it may turn out that running into the house to relieve oneself is not entirely convenient. That is why, even at the design stage, you need to think about whether a toilet is needed in a bathhouse?

Is the complexity of the project justified?

Of course, a bathhouse with a toilet and a shower will be more complicated than just a steam room and dressing room, but it will be much more comfortable to use. Imagine that you wanted to take a steam bath not in summer, but in winter, and the bathhouse was located 30 meters from the house. It is unlikely that anyone will enjoy covering this distance in the cold.

It is also necessary to take into account the operating mode of the bath. If it will be used only in the warm season, and even then irregularly, then it makes sense to abandon the equipment of its restroom.

If, after all, a fateful decision is made, then you need to choose the appropriate type of toilet:

• separate toilet in the bathhouse. The most comfortable option is provided at the design stage. Among the disadvantages, we can highlight the complication (you need to organize the supply of water to the cistern), as well as the sewage system;

• dry closet- cheap and cheerful. An excellent option for those cases when during construction this detail was forgotten, but the problem needs to be solved somehow;

• extension to the bathhouse- this is already a typical work on mistakes, during the design they forgot about the toilet, now we are correcting it. Entrance is provided from the street;
• construction a short distance from the bathhouse.

There is not and cannot be a universal option; you will have to choose based on your needs (price, of course, also matters). We can only say that it still makes sense to equip a bathhouse that is more or less regularly used with a restroom.

General design rules and example projects

If you get around to equipping a bathhouse with a toilet, it makes sense to think about a shower and a bathhouse. This will not complicate the project much, but after the steam room you will be able to immerse yourself in the cool water of the bath rather than jumping into a snowdrift. And in the summer you can simply freshen up by taking a shower.

What should be included in the project

The main problem when drawing up a project with your own hands is to place the required minimum of premises in a small area. It is advisable that even a small bathhouse include:

• small terrace;
• vestibule - a small hallway;
• rest room;
• steam room;
• shower stall;
• bathroom;
• font.

All this can be placed even in a small area; there are designs for 6x7 baths with a toilet and other listed premises. You can take a steam bath in them and mentally relax with friends.

When arranging premises, you can focus on the following recommendations:

• the bathroom does not need to stick out; it should be modestly located in the depths of the bathhouse. In this case, the entrance to it should be located near the steam room. This is an optional requirement; the entrance to the restroom may well be located in the hallway;
• the door should open outward not only for safety reasons, but also for common sense;
• A positive temperature must be maintained in the restroom to prevent the water from freezing otherwise. So a simple one is necessary;
• The best option is to locate the shower and toilet nearby. You will need sewerage and water supply; it is more convenient to install them if these premises are nearby. But if the toilet and shower are still located in different corners of the bathhouse, a washbasin must be placed next to the bathroom;

• A small window in the toilet would not be amiss. It will be a good addition to the ventilation system.

As for the sewer system, in some cases you can do without complicating it. Organizing the supply of water to the flush tank and laying another sewer pipe is only necessary when installing a permanent toilet in the bathhouse itself. In other cases, you can get by with simpler solutions:

• in the case of a stationary toilet in the bathhouse itself, the only option is to lay a pipe to the septic tank. The instructions for organizing sewerage will require the installation of several wastewater receivers (in the steam room, shower, toilet, etc.), then the wastewater is sent by gravity to a septic tank, where it is processed;
• if the toilet is built separately, then you can get by with a simple cesspool;

Instead of periodically cleaning the cesspool, you can simply move the toilet to a new location every few years. This approach works great with peat dry closets; the cabin itself is moved to a new location, and trees or bushes are planted in place of the peat compost.

• if you don’t want to tinker with the cesspool, you can build a pedestal of wood, and instead of a cesspool, use a container (the same bucket), for the convenience of emptying it, a small door is made on the back side of the building. The main disadvantage of this solution is that the aromas are not very pleasant.

Bathhouse with an attic - stupidity or an original solution

The attic (living attic space) allows you to make the most efficient use of the building area. In the case of a bathhouse, this is more than relevant, since this building is rarely large. For example, you can move into the attic a room for guests to relax, which will increase the area of ​​the font on the ground floor.

The design of a 6x6 bathhouse with an attic and a toilet is the best thing you can come up with; such a solution has practically no drawbacks. You can only highlight:

• the need to separate the first and second floors with a layer of hydro- and vapor barrier. On the first floor the microclimate is quite harsh; high humidity should not penetrate to the second floor;
• You will have to pay more attention to the thermal and waterproofing of the roof compared to an unused attic. But this problem is easily solved by a layer of insulation and a vapor barrier membrane that allows moisture to pass through only in one direction.

For bathhouses that are used only in the summer, the requirements for thermal insulation of the roof are not so stringent.

The layout of a 6x6 bathhouse with an attic and a toilet can look like this:

• on the ground floor there are all the “bath” rooms, such as a steam room, a bathroom, a relaxation room, and a hallway;
• and on the second floor you can move either an additional place for relaxation, or even arrange a bedroom or two in the attic for those guests who will no longer be able to get to the house.

Another interesting option is to add a utility unit, in which case you won’t even want to leave the bathhouse. Combining a bathhouse and a utility room allows you to do, for example, prepared food right here. If such an association is planned, then it is better to provide an entrance to the utility block not only from the inside, but also from the street.

Adding a utility unit will not greatly increase the final cost of construction, but it will allow you to unload the kitchen in the house, and it will simply be more convenient - you will not have to carry food from home to the bathhouse. There is a small plus from a safety point of view - the stove is removed to the utility room.

Summarizing

A bathhouse with a restroom and utility room is much more convenient than just a steam room and a font. Adding these rooms will make your stay truly comfortable. It is important that the cost of construction will not increase significantly because of this.

The video in this article shows an example of building a bathhouse with an attic.

In the comments to the article I would like to hear your experience and suggestions for building and improving baths.

Not every owner of a suburban area plans to equip his home with an internal toilet and bath. The article discusses the issue of building a shower and toilet for a summer house under one roof. You will learn about popular designs, turnkey orders, and what advantages and disadvantages combined designs have. The information contained in this material will help you choose the appropriate model and the best place on the site for its construction.

The structure is erected in one day Source geliusm.ru

Shower and toilet: overview of designs

It is impossible to imagine comfort in a modern summer cottage without two things - a toilet and a shower. Many people consider combining these two premises under one roof to be a universal solution. The combination of rooms with different functional purposes can be successfully implemented in different ways. If you want to equip a toilet and shower for your dacha, you can choose from ready-made bathrooms and showers or order an individual turnkey project.

Construction organizations offer turnkey construction of both simple structures for seasonal use and modern bathrooms equipped with the latest technology. Separate toilets and showers are extremely rarely built; This option is resorted to if the site is too small to allocate enough space for a combined building. In our country, the most common types of combined buildings are:

Modular designs. A combined toilet and shower for a summer house is the most economical structure, often duplicating the toilet and bathtub of a residential building. The construction is especially convenient in the summer - before entering a clean house, you will want to wash off the dust and dirt.

Modular design Source levident.ru

Change house with toilet and shower. Such a structure can often be seen on newly acquired plots of land where there are no permanent structures. The change house will become a reliable shelter during construction, and after its completion it will turn into a summer or guest house. Depending on the method of use, the desire of the owner and the allocated budget, the structure is equipped with a summer shower (the water is heated by the sun) or water supply and sewerage pipes are connected to it. Capital cabins are insulated, heated and can be used all year round.

Utility block with shower and toilet. Combining sanitary and hygienic amenities under one roof is in every sense an economical solution with practical benefits. This option is especially loved by owners who spend the whole summer on their land or come on weekends. You can store gardening tools or crops in the utility room, and after a long day of work, take a shower or use the toilet. An additional plus is that the utility unit takes up very little space.

A utility block with a bathroom for a summer residence Source ms.decorexpro.com

Features of the combined design

Combining two household premises in one building is a practical solution that makes it possible to reduce costs while maintaining functionality, as well as improve aesthetic perception. Structurally, such a structure is characterized by the following features:

Shower and toilet located in one building(under one roof and on a common foundation), but separated by a partition.

For each room there is a separate entrance.

For economy, ease of operation and maintenance, it is laid common cesspool(one septic tank).

Advantages and disadvantages of the combined design

A combined shower and toilet for a dacha, be it a utility block or a modular project, have obvious advantages over separate structures. The advantages include:

Space saving. Designing a single toilet and shower allows you to save more land for a garden (especially valuable for small plots of land).

Each room has a separate entrance Source ydachadacha.ru

Budget savings. A free-standing toilet and shower require an individual foundation, roof and four walls (in a combined structure, two walls are replaced by a common partition wall). All this will require the purchase of more building materials and more financing.

Save time. For a combined bathroom, you will need to install one foundation, one roofing system and one cesspool (install one septic tank). Significant savings in time (and, consequently, money) are obtained by organizing a general system of drainage, lighting and ventilation; water supply (if provided) is also supplied to one point.

The combined building, erected with the assistance of professional builders, is expedient, functional and has no significant disadvantages. A combined bathroom built independently may have some disadvantages:

Unpleasant smell in the shower with insufficient tightness and poor ventilation.

This type of construction is beneficial for many reasons. Source mercabadom.ru

Inadequate(poorly calculated) sump size and its poor organization. With such a deficiency, the likelihood of soil and groundwater contamination increases. You will also have to use pumping services more often, which means increased maintenance costs.

Shower cabin with toilet for a summer house, built with your own hands, rarely equipped with complete infrastructure. To use the shower, you will need to make arrangements in advance. You will have to carry water, pour it into a container on the roof and wait until it warms up enough. The task becomes more difficult in cloudy weather and in the presence of a large family.

The nuances of choosing and constructing a bathroom under one roof

The more carefully you approach the choice of design (or development of a project), the more comfortable and durable the structure will be. When arranging a building, pay attention to the following subtleties:

Calculation of parameters. The area and height are calculated based on the preferences of the future owners and the expected amount of plumbing and furniture. The usual height of the structure is from two to two and a half meters.

House block with terrace Source promstroy-torg.ru

Selection of building materials. The characteristics of the materials determine the magnitude of the load and, therefore, determine the type of foundation.

Convenient layout. It should be convenient for you to use both the toilet and the shower, so separate entrances are provided with free access to each door and the possibility of simultaneous use. The needs of children and elderly family members must be taken into account.

Attention to detail. The location of the washbasin and other elements depends on which direction the door opens.

On our website you can find contacts of construction companies that offer the service of building baths and small architectural forms. You can communicate directly with representatives by visiting the “Low-Rise Country” exhibition of houses.

Choosing a construction site

When choosing a location for a combined structure, follow the following recommendations:

Coordination. If the land plots are small, the best option would be to coordinate construction with neighbors. This will help avoid conflicts and save a lot of time, nerves and effort.

Influencenatural conditions. Before purchasing (or designing), the groundwater level is clarified. If it does not go deep enough (or the area is flooded at certain periods), this will need to be taken into account when choosing a method of waste disposal. You may have to abandon the cesspool in favor of a septic tank.

Doors should not interfere with each other Source: plotnikov-pub.ru

Selecting a location. It is not recommended to allocate the lowest place for construction. If the treatment plant overflows during the spring flood, correcting the consequences of the pollution will be very long and expensive.

Selecting a Relative Position. Not only the wind rose (predominant directions) is taken into account, but also the distance to buildings. SNiP standards provide for distances to residential and commercial buildings, public roads and fences. Violation of regulations may result in legal proceedings and fines.

Water source. If there is an open source of water (well) on your site, then the plumbing structure is located at a lower point, at a distance of at least 25 m.

Service. The building is positioned so that a sewer truck can drive up to it; usually no more than six meters from the road or other access point.

Aesthetics. It is unlikely that it would occur to anyone to place a shower and toilet for a summer house under one roof near the entrance to a residential building or the entrance to the site. For such buildings, a secluded corner is chosen, often decorating (disguising) them with ornamental shrubs or other vegetation.

Video description

About the 3 in 1 utility unit in the following video:

Combined country toilet and shower from manufacturers

For those suburban areas where there is no centralized water supply and sewerage system (most often this is the case), the issue of arrangement takes on special importance. In many cases, the optimal (and therefore most popular) option for a summer cottage, offered by manufacturers, is a utility block. Such a structure is a multi-sectional structure and combines under one roof a utility room (wood shed, storage room), a shower with a dressing room and a country toilet.

Professional construction companies make the life of a summer resident much easier by offering a variety of models of combined structures. The customer can purchase only the kit and assemble the building themselves, or order turnkey assembly. The latter option is preferable for several reasons:

Projects are being developed taking into account modern technologies and building materials. This approach makes the use of the building as comfortable as possible.

Modular design project for a summer house Source xuhis.cexamiko.ru.net

Companies offer oncepeculiarprojects that can be easily resized according to the wishes of the future owner. You can swap the location of the sections, order a basic design or an insulated version, suitable for use in cold and wet weather.

Popular products from two sections- a utility block with a shower or toilet, as well as three in one- a utility block with a toilet and shower, equipped with a locker room.

Turnkey order means performing the entire complex of work. The customer will receive a full bathroom if he orders a building with electricity, ventilation, water supply and sewerage.

Toilet and shower for the cottage delivered unassembled, which facilitates delivery to the construction site.

Experienced builders carry out installation in the selected location of the garden plot, while construction equipment and a manipulator are not used.

Video description

About the cabin with shower and toilet in the following video:

Assembly utility unit is carried out same day delivery.

Provided guarantee for all work performed.

Country toilet and shower: choice of material and features of wooden models

When choosing a project, special importance is attached to the material, since it is it that sets the parameters of the future design. Wooden buildings are in greatest demand. This can be explained simply - wood is relatively inexpensive and is famous for its good thermal insulation, and wooden walls are pleasant to look at. Such buildings have several features:

Used as a base foundation on blocks or screw piles.

Used as a frame timber 50x50 (or similar values).

All wooden elements, including strapping, are treated with drugs, protecting against dampness, sunlight and fungus.

Turnkey construction trimmed on the outside with clapboard, blockhouse or imitation timber. You can order lining with eurolining. This material boasts chamber drying and a paint coating that prevents the action of ultraviolet radiation.

Visualization of a winter toilet and shower for a summer house Source rsastroy.ru

For interior decoration walls and ceilings are often chosen eurolining.

Roof type traditionally chosen single or double slope; A flat tank can be placed under a high enough roof. For covering, galvanized iron roofing, corrugated sheeting or flexible tiles are used.

Doors and partitions are usually done frame.

If the utility block project includes a small terrace or canopy in front of the entrance, it is possible to change the depth of the premises.

In order for life outside the city to have a modern level of comfort and bring pleasure, it is necessary to take care of many things, among which the shower and toilet are among the most important. Combining a shower and toilet under one roof is the most practical solution for both undeveloped and long-lived summer cottages. Since centralized water supply and sewerage systems are most often absent, the arrangement of the plumbing unit should be taken care of in advance.

A bathhouse with a bathroom is both a modern requirement for comfort, and in some cases an urgent need. Of course, toilet equipment creates a lot of additional problems associated with waste disposal, increasing sanitary standards, and most importantly, allocating space in a small building where the dimensions of all rooms are limited. When planning the construction of a bathhouse, you should correctly assess the need for a bathroom in it and the type of such establishment.

Bathroom in the bathhouse - a convenient option for a bathhouse and sauna separate from the house

Why problems arise

First of all, you need to decide whether a bathroom is needed in the bathhouse. Maybe it’s easier to run to an existing toilet if necessary? This issue must be resolved taking into account all the features of the bathhouse itself and its comfort.

Advice! If a stationary toilet is located very close to the bathhouse or it is used quite rarely, then it is not advisable to place the bathroom inside. The same can be said if there is a very small bathhouse in which there is no rest room.

In most cases, the need for a toilet inside a bathhouse is quite urgent. As a rule, private areas are fenced off with an openwork or mesh fence, which does not allow you to run to the toilet undressed, and getting dressed and undressing spoils the entire bathing procedure. If the bathhouse is used in the cold season, then it is generally difficult to do without a warm internal toilet, especially during a leisurely process with relaxation in the relaxation room. The relevance of such an institution is dictated by the presence of children. They definitely shouldn’t be allowed out into the street when they’re hot. Finally, the design of a bathhouse with a bathroom is about providing comfort and increasing prestige, when you are not ashamed to invite friends to take a steam bath in the bathhouse.

The bathroom is more suitable for a large bath or sauna with a relaxation room

What is the problem with placing a toilet in a bathhouse? The following circumstances can be highlighted:

1. The need for a completely isolated area. Even taking into account the small dimensions of the bathroom, it is quite difficult to find additional space in a small bathhouse.
2. Increased requirements for sewerage discharge. While wastewater from a bathhouse can be discharged into the soil through drainage wells, this cannot be done with toilet sewage. Feces must not be collected in pits or transported through chutes. They should be immediately collected in storage tanks or discharged outside through pipes. In this case, hydraulic locks are required that can eliminate odor.
3. Ventilation. The role of ventilation is increasing, and in the bathroom it should have a forced exhaust character.
4. Isolation. Water vapor should not penetrate into the toilet, which will condense on the structural elements. In addition, increased air temperature is also undesirable, because This all stimulates the spread of odors.

It is necessary to carefully consider the sewerage and drainage system in the bathhouse

Possible designs

In principle, a toilet in a bathhouse can be of 2 types: mobile (portable) and stationary. If the bathroom is organized in an existing structure, then the first option is more suitable. In a small bathhouse built long ago, all the rooms are clearly laid out according to the required area, where there is no isolated “nook” for the toilet. In this case, lightweight standard partitions are installed and a local container is provided for collecting waste.

For an already built bathhouse without a bathroom, you can use a portable dry toilet, separating it with a partition

A permanent bathroom is included in the construction plan already at the design stage. It has its own permanent walls and door. The sewer drain is formed in advance and ensures the operation of the establishment. The option of an attached stationary toilet is possible, when it is built in close proximity to the bathhouse foundation, and the entrance to it is organized from the bathhouse room.

A stationary toilet must be installed at the bathhouse design stage

Mobile structures include mobile cabins and dry closets. Mobile cabins are made in the form of light partitions, and disposable containers are installed to collect sewage, which are emptied after the bath procedure. One of the common options is a powder closet, or dry toilet. In it, the container is filled with sawdust or peat, which absorb sewage. To clean it outside the bathhouse, a sealed, storage septic tank is built, periodically cleaned by vacuum cleaners. This design does not have a sewer drain, but ventilation must be equipped. For this purpose, a ventilation duct with an exhaust fan is installed. Mobile booths are installed in the dressing room or rest room.

The dry toilet is filled with peat or sawdust

A more expensive, but reliable, modern version of a mobile bathroom is a dry closet. It is a mobile, ready-made stall with a toilet. There is no need to connect sewerage to it, because... Sewage is collected using a two-section container. Sections are arranged vertically. The upper compartment, connected to the toilet and water tank, is equipped with a pump that flushes feces into the lower section.

The lower part with a volume of 10-25 liters is designed to accumulate runoff. This storage tank is equipped with a valve and a pipe for cleaning the container. A chemical-type dry closet uses special reagents that break down solid components and eliminate odors. High-quality dry closets are equipped with tank full indicators. Regardless of the speed of filling the container, the effect of chemical reagents lasts for 12-14 days, after which you will have to clean the container and introduce a new portion of the reagent.

Special reagents are used to care for the dry closet.

The electric dry closet is considered the most effective. It costs more, but does not require the use of chemicals, and the filling cycle lasts much longer. In this design, the lower section is divided into 2 compartments - storage units for the liquid and solid fractions, and drying is carried out in the compartment for collecting solid waste. The liquid fraction, significantly diluted with water, can be sent to the drainage system of the bathhouse.

Features of stationary structures

A stationary bathroom in a bathhouse can be in the form of a separate isolated room inside the building or a small extension on the outside. This toilet is equipped with permanent sewerage and ventilation.

An attached bathroom can be built simultaneously with the construction of the bathhouse itself. In this case, its foundation becomes a continuation of the bathhouse base, and the entrance is organized from inside the building. If the toilet is attached to an existing facility, then it is built directly next to the foundation of the bathhouse. There are several options for logging in:

• from the inside, when a door is cut through the wall;
• in the vestibule: in order to connect the toilet and the bathhouse, a vestibule (canopy) is also built;
• from the street: the entrance to the toilet is located on the street, but in close proximity to the bathhouse entrance.

Photo 1. Plan of a bathhouse with an indoor toilet

The combination of a bathhouse and a bathroom (photo 1 clearly illustrates it) with its internal placement is included in the construction design. There are many standard projects that allow you to implement such an idea with the optimal location of all departments. The fact is that the toilet is a rather specific room, and it should not disturb the comfort of vacationers.

Important condition! For a toilet in a bathhouse, a stationary sewerage system is required.

It can have several options:

1. A separate storage septic tank outside the bathhouse, into which sewage flows through a pipe by gravity. As a rule, it is located near the bath wall, but is isolated and does not emit odors.
2. General sewer system. The toilet drain is combined with the bath drain from the steam room and washing compartment if a complete local sewage system with several septic tanks is equipped.
3. Cesspool. This option is only suitable for an attached bathroom.

To remove sewage from the bathhouse, you can build a septic tank or cesspool

Another important requirement for a permanent indoor toilet is the availability of water to flush the toilet. The flushing system can be organized in the following ways: central water supply; own water supply from a well or borehole; storage capacity.

A stationary toilet must have a flush system

Reset organization

Without solving the issue of collecting and disposing of sewage, it is impossible to create a bathroom in a bathhouse. The most reliable and safest in terms of sanitary standards is the construction of stationary septic tanks outside the bathhouse area. They are sealed wells of the required capacity, in which the discharged mass is accumulated and subsequently pumped out by sewer trucks.

In the toilet itself, a standard connection of the toilet bowl to the sewer pipe is provided using standard elements. Next, the pipe is laid in a trench with a slope to ensure gravity flow of liquid (at least 2 mm per meter of length). The depth of its installation must exceed the depth of winter freezing of the soil.

The sewer pipe is connected to a sealed storage tank. A septic tank, as a rule, is made of reinforced concrete well rings with a diameter of 0.9-1.2 m with reliable waterproofing of the joints on the outside. The bottom of the well is filled with concrete 20-30 cm thick and reinforced with steel rods. The top of the septic tank is covered with a concrete slab with a hole for a hatch.

Sewerage diagram for a toilet in a bathhouse with a septic tank and ventilation

When constructing an attached toilet, a cesspool is often used for drainage. The main requirement for it is the tightness of the bottom and walls. It can be made by pouring concrete, from sand-lime brick followed by plaster, in the form of a metal or plastic container. The construction of an attached bathroom begins with digging this hole and arranging it. The advantage of this method is that there is no need to lay sewer pipes.

nuance! When planning storage tanks of any design, it should be remembered that feces tend to decompose, releasing substances harmful to the human body.

To eliminate the risk of poisoning, it is necessary to provide a ventilation duct for the outflow of gases from the storage tanks, and the outlet should be raised above the roof of the bathhouse.

Features of the arrangement

The toilet must be protected from the penetration of steam and moisture. Waterproofing a bathroom in a bathhouse is an important condition for its arrangement. During construction, the walls of this room must be covered with a layer of moisture-proof material, which, as a rule, is roofing felt or thick polyethylene film. In addition, it is necessary to provide a vapor barrier, for which a layer of polymer film with foil is laid. In attached toilets, there is also a need for thermal insulation. It is made of mineral wool, polystyrene foam and other materials. A corner bathhouse with a bathroom also requires increased attention, where the likelihood of exposure to moisture from the outside should also be taken into account.

The bath floor must be waterproofed

The most important requirement is the organization of reliable exhaust ventilation. In addition to ventilating storage tanks, it is necessary to remove contaminated air from the bathroom itself. The ventilation riser is installed with access to the bathhouse roof at a height of at least 60 cm above it. The riser should not be located in close proximity to the chimney.

In the bathroom for a bath, it is necessary to provide ventilation so that the smell quickly goes away and fungus and mold do not form

The interior decoration of a bathroom in a bathhouse is no different from the arrangement of toilets in an apartment. Ceramic tiles are recognized as the most common facing material. If there is a bathhouse made of timber with a bathroom, then the interior decoration is most often carried out with clapboard, not forgetting about the formation of ventilation gaps.

To preserve the feeling of a natural hut, you can decorate the bathroom in the bathhouse with clapboard
Bathroom with ceramic tiles is easy to clean

Design Features

A bathhouse with a bathroom requires a special approach to design, because... Already at this stage, issues of not only the placement of the toilet on the plan, but also the supply of water supply, organization of sewerage and ventilation should be worked out. There are many standard bathhouse designs that you can safely use on your site. You can choose options for large buildings: a two-story bathhouse with a bathroom or a design for a bathhouse with a bathroom and an attic. In such structures, a certain problem arises with ventilation. Thus, a bathhouse with an attic and a bathroom requires the passage of a ventilation riser through the living space, which requires its reliable insulation and placement along the edge of the attic.

Figure 2. Project of a 6x6 m bathhouse with a bathroom

Typical popular projects include the following:

• 6x6 bathhouse (the design with a bathroom is shown in Fig. 2);
• a bathhouse made of timber with a toilet (Fig. 3);
• bathhouse with shower and toilet (Fig. 4).

Figure 3. Project of a bathhouse made of timber with a toilet
Figure 4. Design of a bathhouse with shower and toilet

In large buildings, finding a place for a toilet is not difficult. In such projects, it is important to place it optimally relative to other rooms. Naturally, the greatest need for a bathroom arises after a bath procedure during a period of relaxation in the relaxation room, which must be taken into account. However, the use of the establishment should not interfere with other vacationers.

It is somewhat more difficult to allocate space in small buildings, but standard options are provided for them as well. Thus, 4x5 bathhouse projects with a bathroom and even a 2x6 bathhouse project with a small bathroom are available for implementation. In small bathhouses, mobile options are more often installed, especially when the desire to increase comfort arose after several years of their operation.

A bathhouse with a bathroom is not only a tribute to fashion and prestige. With frequent and year-round bathing procedures, organizing such convenience becomes a necessity. The desire for such a little comfort arises especially acutely when there is a rest room, and also when there are small children in the family. It is best to plan a toilet inside a bathhouse at the design stage, but the problem can be solved in an existing establishment.

Hi all. For many steam room fans, this is quite a common occurrence. After taking a light steam, you can soak yourself under the streams of cool water, washing away the remnants of sweat and fatigue. But does everyone have such a bathhouse properly equipped? Let's find out.

Bathhouse with a shower cabin installed in it, stylized as an interior

A bathhouse is not just a place to wash off dirt and sweat. This is also a place where you can relax well and comfortably. But what kind of comfort can we talk about if there is no shower in it and we have to rinse ourselves straight from the basin the old fashioned way.

Shower place in the bathhouse

Do-it-yourself bath shower

Before you start installing a shower in the bathhouse, you should decide:

• location of the shower in the bathhouse;
• purpose of shower;
• source of water supply;
• location of the toilet;
• sewer drainage;
• materials for installing water supply and sewerage systems;
• choosing the type - shower tray or shower stall;
• method of heating water for shower;
• interior decoration of the washing compartment in the bathhouse.

Where to install a shower in a bathhouse?

The most ideal shower place in the bathhouse There will, of course, be a room adjacent to the steam room. And this is due to the fact that the shower, as they say, will always be “at hand”. Immediately at the exit from the steam room you can take a shower.

But on the other hand, it is not always possible to arrange the optimal location of the shower. Everything can depend on the communications supply - and sewerage. In addition, if there is a toilet in the bathhouse, then the shower room should be located next to this room, or rather, near the adjacent wall that separates these rooms.

If you are just planning a future bathhouse, then you can think about its layout in advance. You should not place the shower far from water intake points. This will ultimately lead to unnecessary costs for purchasing more pipes. In addition, the remote location of the shower will only complicate the maintenance of the entire system.

Shower stall or tray?

The solution to this issue primarily depends on the material on which the main bath systems are built - ceiling, walls, floor. It is also necessary to take into account personal desires and preferences when decorating a bath. If the washroom has a wooden floor (as is most often the case in Russian baths), then it is preferable to install purchased shower stalls or trays. But if you have a concrete floor, then there are plenty of opportunities for arranging a shower room.

There is a shower stall on the wooden floor, a toilet next to it (obviously it would be better to place it with the tank facing the window so that your knees do not rest against the shower stall), and an electric boiler for heating the water.

You can, for example, easily assemble a tray or install a shower stall made by yourself. Therefore, during this time, if you focus on this criterion, it is better to opt for a concrete floor covered with.

Meanwhile, the arrangement of showers should always start from water heating method For shower. And this depends on whether electricity is supplied to the bathhouse or not. Or gas, if a gas water heater is used to heat water. And it is possible - which in our conditions is very important due to the constant rise in prices of non-energy resources.

In fact, you can heat the water for the shower using the same water that is used as the main element of the bath in the steam room.

Hot water for a bath without electricity

Without an electricity supply, get hot water in the bath You can use a stove-heater, placing a tank on it to heat water. There are also stoves with a heat exchanger for heating the passing water. Unlike stoves with a tank installed on them, heaters with a heat exchanger provide the use of hot water to supply it to all kinds of water-folding appliances - shower, bathtub, washbasin, kitchen sink.

The scheme for organizing hot water supply in a bathhouse occurs according to the following scenario:

Cold water entering heat exchanger for sauna stove, is heated and, under the influence of increased pressure, is sent to an expansion tank for hot water, which is installed at the highest point of the heat and water supply system. The water in the expansion tank is heated to the required temperature. When the shower is opened, hot water is directed by internal pressure to the shower mixer.

The downside of this system is perhaps that the shower water gets too hot, and in order to get a comfortable temperature for the body, it must be mixed with cold water (using a mixer).

Application of electric water heaters and furnace

For the purposeful use of energy generated during heating of the furnace, it is possible to build combined system. Here we need an electric water heater with a heat exchanger. In our case, you can use a sauna stove.

Combining into one closed stove-heater system with a heat exchanger and an electric heater, the role of the coolant will be played by the heated liquid in the furnace. And so that the system always has an influx of water, we will turn on a circulation pump for hot water in the closed system. When the stove is fired, the water heated in the stove heat exchanger will enter the combination water heater and transfer its heat to the cold water contained in it.

When circulating, the water will be heated to the desired temperature, and the combined water heater will constantly keep it at the same level. This will allow the use of separate heating of water - it can be heated both from and from an electric water heater.

If desired, you can use both at once element for heating water. When the stove is heated, the electric tank can be turned off. It will act as an expansion tank. Also in reverse order. If no one uses the bathhouse, then only an electric heater can be used to heat water for the shower.

To speed up the water heating process, you can run both heat exchangers. This way you can save energy. After all, if you install even a simple electric boiler, the electricity consumption will be much higher, and the potential of the thermal energy created during the heating of the stove will not be fully used.

To summarize, I would like to draw your attention to the main advantages of a combined water heating system:

• Energy saving.
• It is possible to heat water without heating the stove in the interval between taking bath procedures.
• Installation of a water heater almost anywhere.
• Selecting the water heating mode.
• There is no need to install an expansion tank for hot water in the steam room.
• Possibility of fast heating of water.
• Easy to install.

Heating water from a stove

Shower place in the bathhouse

So, there is hot water in the bathhouse. It remains to arrange shower place in the bathhouse. I don't see any point in giving you any special recommendations. It all depends on your fantasies and whims.

Let me remind you that you can install a ready-made purchased shower stall, or you can make and install a tray yourself, depending on the material of the walls and floor. I won’t be lazy to remind you that even at the dawn of building a bathhouse, you should provide shower location in in her. And so that its installation is not difficult, it is better to make the floors in the bath not wooden, but concrete. Then there will be more opportunities for arrangement and finishing.