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i have a smaller house with no bath rm on the 1st floor &1 on the 2nd, well its a inconveinence especially to guests-so i was going to add a half bath on 1st fl- problem is theres only a small space that i could easily sacrafice- and my plan would include a really small sink, i planned on custom making the sink (out of tile and mounting faucet into wall) to fit the spot since there’s no average sink that would fit.
Then recently i came across advertisements in my area for homes that had quater baths.
i never heard of these but discovered they are just toilet rms w/ no sink.
Although i never thought of not adding a sink- now that i looked at these really nice houses with a toilet only rm, im questioning how appealing is it?
i just want to know peoples opinion-if you looked to purchase a starter style house(1500 sq ft)that only had 1 bathroom upstairs, would it be appealing or appauling to have a small toilet rm on the 1st fl? or will the avg person see this is a bad use of space?

We just moved and discovered our son’s/guest bath doesn’t have a shower. It’s simply a nice tub surrounded by tile half-way up the wall. I easily found a handheld shower head, new faucet, and universal wall mount; HOWEVER, it occurred to me it’s not a good idea to use the shower before we protect the plain old painted sheetrock above the tile. Isn’t there an option out there to adhere something to the wall that will protect the sheetrock? I’m picturing some sort of water-safe "backer board" sealed along the seams and edges with caulking. I am no construction guru, so any advice you have is welcome with one clarification: we are not interested in replacing the entire shower or adding more tile. If there isn’t a simple solution, we’ll wait and add the bathroom remodel to our list.