Creating a plan for a custom bathroom

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Determine the orientation of the bathroom (e.g., entrance location).  

Ensure there's enough space for comfortable movement within the bathroom without obstacles.  Consider the swing of the door and make sure it doesn't interfere with other fixtures or the flow of traffic.

Consider the overall aesthetic and design of the bathroom, including materials, colors, and finishes.

Plan for plumbing and electrical connections based on the location of fixtures.  Ensure easy access to shut-off valves and electrical outlets.

Accessibility and Safety:

Ensure that the layout complies with accessibility standards if necessary, providing enough space for maneuvering and grab bars if required.  

 Ventilation: Consider placement for ventilation options such as a window or exhaust fan to ensure proper air circulation.

Depending on your preference and space constraints, designate an area for the shower or bathtub. Ensure proper drainage and consider the size of the fixture.

Typically placed near the entrance for convenience. Mark the location of the sink, considering plumbing connections.

 Locate the toilet, preferably in a more private area of the bathroom. Allow enough space around it for comfortable use and installation.

Allocate space for storage options like cabinets or shelves, either above the sink or toilet area or along other walls.

Once you've outlined the placement of fixtures and considered all necessary factors, finalize the site plan.

Remember that this is a basic guideline, and you can customize the layout according to your preferences, needs, and any specific requirements of your custom bathroom project.  

 It's also advisable to consult with a professional designer or architect to ensure that your site plan meets building codes and best practices for bathroom design.