As shown in the floor plan below, the toilet bowl in Bathroom 1 is pointing towards the bed position in Bedroom 1. As advised by my Interior designer, it is no good to hack the toilet bowl as reorientating it may lead to bad smell and flushing in future. Is there any problem with the current orientation? If yes, what can I do about it without re-orientating the toilet bowl?
The doors of Bedrooms 1 and 2 are facing the door of Bathroom 2. Is there any problem with this? What can I do about it?
Thank you.

These are some considerations:
1. No offence, but what you wrote sounds like it is a SIN to have: an attached toilet for the master bedroom + shared toilet........
2. Don't you think that take most layout plans and your layout don't seem out of the ordinary.
3. Frankly, there is no such thing as a perfect apartment. Far more, no such thing as an apartment without a toilet.
4. Such an overkill can only mean one thing: "go shut down all your toilets" and go use the ones in the condominium if indeed this is a full condo development. But since HDB flat, may have to walk further to a coffee-shop to make use of their dirty toilet for daily use.
5. You can search for past forum messages. On why it has more to do with common sense even if the toilet bowl faces a door (bathroom) door; simply leave the lid at the open position.
6. Like what you wrote... might as well not stay in any apartment.
7. Again no offence, it ain't NO SIN to stay in such an apartment with a very common layout (type) of plan. Unless, one is an Alien, and suddenly parachuteddown to earth and find such layouts weird and alien or very unfamiliar to them. Frankly, I find this truly an over-kill.

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On 7/5/2013 1:52:52 PM, Anonymous wrote:
As shown in the floor plan
below, the toilet bowl in
Bathroom 1 is pointing towards
the bed position in Bedroom 1.
As advised by my Interior
designer, it is no good to
hack the toilet bowl as
reorientating it may lead to
bad smell and flushing in
future. Is there any problem
with the current orientation?
If yes, what can I do about it
without re-orientating the
toilet bowl?The doors of
Bedrooms 1 and 2 are facing
the door of Bathroom 2. Is
there any problem with this?
What can I do about it?Thank
you.

My obsession with the Toilet Bowl: Cannot eat, bathe & sleep without thinking about it!

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On 7/6/2013 12:03:05 AM, Anonymous wrote:
These are some considerations:1. No
offence, but what you wrote sounds like
it is a SIN to have: an attached toilet
for the master bedroom + shared
toilet........2. Don't you think that
take most layout plans and your layout
don't seem out of the ordinary.3.
Frankly, there is no such thing as a
perfect apartment. Far more, no such
thing as an apartment without a
toilet.4. Such an overkill can only mean
one thing: "go shut down all your
toilets" and go use the ones in the
condominium if indeed this is a full
condo development. But since HDB flat,
may have to walk further to a
coffee-shop to make use of their dirty
toilet for daily use.5. You can search
for past forum messages. On why it has
more to do with common sense even if the
toilet bowl faces a door (bathroom)
door; simply leave the lid at the open
position.6. Like what you wrote... might
as well not stay in any apartment. 7.
Again no offence, it ain't NO SIN to
stay in such an apartment with a very
common layout (type) of plan. Unless,
one is an Alien, and suddenly
parachuteddown to earth and find
such layouts weird and alien or very
unfamiliar to them. Frankly, I find this
truly an over-kill.On 7/5/2013 1:52:52
PM, Anonymous wrote:
As shown in the
floor plan
below, the toilet bowl in
Bathroom 1 is pointing towards
the bed position in Bedroom 1.
As advised by my Interior
designer, it is no good to
hack
the toilet bowl as
reorientating it
may lead to
bad smell and flushing
in
future. Is there any problem
with the current orientation?
If
yes, what can I do about it
without
re-orientating the
toilet bowl?The
doors of
Bedrooms 1 and 2 are facing
the door of Bathroom 2. Is
there
any problem with this?
What can I do
about it?Thank
you.