What is a toilet niche?

Many people are asking what a niche is. Simply put, the toilet niche is a groove for putting things, a small space with a face value and storage capacity. Although the minority is beautiful, it is not suitable for every family. If you want to decorate a niche in your bathroom, let's find out whether the overall decoration of the bathroom includes the cost of making a niche!

Generally speaking, the overall decoration of the bathroom includes waterproof treatment, water and electricity transformation, tile laying, ceiling, bathroom installation and so on. Because many people will make niches in the bathroom, the overall renovation of the bathroom does not include the cost of making niches; In fact, it is not expensive to make niches in the bathroom, mainly depending on the size of niches and tiles and the complexity of paving. The cost of the niche includes cutting out the niche, painting the niche, and tiling the niche. The general labor cost is around 500-800 yuan (this price is for reference only, and the specific price is subject to the master's door-to-door quotation).

Niche is an embedded storage method, which saves a lot of space than external storage rack or storage cabinet. Especially in the bathroom with small space, installing niches is not only beautiful, but also makes the space less crowded by moving the storage into the wall, which can also extend people's horizons and give people the illusion of expanding indoor space.

When making niches, it should be noted that not every bathroom can be equipped with niches. First of all, it must have certain basic conditions: it is not recommended to dig a wall with a thickness less than 30CM. The recommended depth of the niche is 15-20 cm, which is too shallow and impractical, and too deep will lose its beauty. The second is safety. The load-bearing wall must not be recessed, otherwise it will be in danger of collapse.

Because it is directly opened on the wall, you should avoid the load-bearing wall when making niches in the bathroom. The specific method is to dig a hole in the wall first, and its size is about 10cm larger than the finished size of the niche. This is because we need to leave enough size for later repair and tiling, and then we can use lightweight bricks as the backing.