Penny’s attic room

Penny lives in an old house and was able to add an extra toilet in her attic bedroom under the eaves by installing the Hidealoo. Previously, the nearest toilet was inconveniently down two flights of stairs so made using the bedroom for guests awkward. When her daughter came home for a long period, while moving home, she installed a Hidealoo and completely transformed the space.

  • hidealoo under the eaves retractable toilet
  • attic ensuite with closed hidealoo
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Other Hidealoo solutions

Claire had what she described as an old-fashioned bathroom with a traditional toilet, bath and sink. There was no storage, worktop or vanity space, and she also wanted to make room for a washing machine and space for doing laundry. By redesigning the entire space and adding a Hidealoo, she was able to add storage, a worktop, and a washing machine – all because the Hidealoo folds away and so enables dead space above and around a traditional toilet to be better utilised.

Claire’s small bathroom

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hidealoo under the eaves hidden toilet

Frankie’s loft conversion

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completed hidealoo eaves loft cupboard with hidealoo deployed

Sally’s loft conversion

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Dave’s wet room

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Wet Room with Hidden Toilet

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