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Hmm. I need the dimensions to see what I can do. I will report back when I have them.

Duh! Of course I know this. I just set up that exact thing at my current rental... I mean with 65 mm for the discharge pipe. I will have to have a closer look tomorrow at what the plumber did and see if this could work for a bathroom vanity. Oh, and that's why I have a licensed plumber do all...

Thanks westminster. Real nice. Any issues about privacy if the existing laundry is the only entrance/egress to the back yard?

My understanding is that the overflow from the washing machine could be plumbed into the vanity sink drain pipe... yeah, just like a dishwasher and kitchen sink.

I really like this look: http://homeidb.com/small-bathroom-design-ideas/small-bathroom-with-laundry-wash-machine Could I plumb the washing machine overflow into the vanity plumbing? Of course I will confirm with my plumber.

Cool. 10 arbitrary characters. :rolleyes: (wouldn't let me post)

Laundry tub, not bathtub. I don't know. I just expect a laundry to have a sink/tub. Even something like this: http://www.everhard.com.au/inhale/shop/products.aspx?side=eve0002666&catid=674 Otherwise, where does the overflow from the washing machine go? (this is why I posted the question)

Ok, thanks. That's a great starting point. How do you think it came up?

I am looking for a potential renovator for my IP and have seen 3x1, 4x1 and 5x1s listed. I kind of get 3x1, but 5x1? How is that supposed to work? Anyway, I was wondering what the minimum floor area is for a bathroom/laundry combo? This would include shower, toilet, laundry tub (that would...