The Bathroom Guide

Bathroom Floor Plans Tutorial

A FREE Step-by-step video tutorial on how to create bathroom floor plan drawings using Microsoft PowerPoint

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The ultimate drawing tool to map out & plan your renovation ideas!

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Video Walkthrough Tutorial

Watch the complete step-by-step video tutorial for beginners and learn how to use Microsoft PowerPoint as a tool to create floor plans.

  1. Template Walkthrough

  2. PowerPoint Basic Features

  3. Floor Plan Terminology

  4. PowerPoint Shortcuts & Tools

  5. Taking Measurements

  6. Creating Floor Plans

  7. Creating Wall Elevations

  8. Bonus Tips

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PowerPoint Template

In this tutorial we walk you through our 6 page Microsoft PowerPoint template file. This is an optional template pack you can purchase that includes:

  • Scaled ready workspaces: 2 x pages of our scaled and ready to go blank workspaces for you to start creating your plans.

  • Pre-made bathroom shapes: 2 x pages of pre-made custom shapes that we have created for you to easily copy & paste onto your plans so that you don’t have to!

  • Plan Examples: 3 x pages of a complete set of floor plan and wall elevations examples for you to study and pick apart to understand how you can re-create your own.

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Pre-made Floor Plan Shapes

Cut your floor planning time in half with our pre-made shapes created for your ease! This is an optional template pack you can purchase that includes:

  • Floor Plan Shapes: Room shapes, doors, windows, fixtures & fittings, arrows, measurement and note text boxes.

  • Wall Elevation Shapes: Elevated doors, windows, shelving, fixtures & fittings, arrows, measurement and note text boxes.

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Cheat Sheet & Manual

If you purchase the template pack you will also get 2 x Bonus PDF downloads so that you don’t have to take any notes whilst watching the video tutorial…

  • Cheat Sheet PDF: Summary of all shortcut features and functions mentioned in the video tutorial so that you don’t have to take any notes!

  • Manual Instructions: If you’re more of a ready and prefer to follow steps as you go, you can download and read the manual whilst creating your plans.

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FAQ’s

  • Yes, this tutorial is for those who have access to Microsoft PowerPoint.

  • This tutorial is for homeowners who want to create their own bathroom floor plans but don’t necessarily wan’t to subscribe to any expensive advanced drawings apps or softwares.

  • This tutorial goes for a total of 34 minutes. A-lot of the video is an introduction and beginner advice for those who aren’t familiar with PowerPoints features. If you are already well advanced in using Microsoft PowerPoint then you can go ahead and skip to “14:51 - Create Floor Plans”.

  • Yes! This tutorial is designed specifically for beginners who aren’t familiar with using Microsoft PowerPoint. The tutorial covers basic floor plan terminology as well as basic functions in Microsoft PowerPoint.

  • The best place to ask questions is the Facebook group “The Bathroom Club” where Corey & Kim are personally active and can attend to any questions you have about this tutorial.

  • Once registered, you will receive an email with access details to the video access where you can view the video tutorial. Enter your details in the form fields listed on this page.

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  • "I was clueless about designing my bathroom layout until I stumbled upon this tutorial. Most apps were over complicated. Plus I already had Power point on my computer so this was great. Thankyou"

    -Sarah M.

  • "As a complete beginner in PowerPoint, I never imagined I could make floor plans. This tutorial made it so easy to follow along, loving the results!"

    -Mark H.

  • "I used this for my daughters bedroom makeover and it was perfect for planning out different layout ideas for her furniture. I’ll keep this in mind for a bathroom reno too."

    -Emily W.

  • "I've always been intimidated by design software, but this tutorial broke everything down into manageable steps!! Cheers"

    -Alex R.

  • "This tutorial was a game-changer for me! I had no idea PowerPoint could be used for something like this. I now have a beautiful floor plan for my new bathroom."

    -Jason L.

  • "When Kim asked me to test out this tutorial I was so confused at the fact that it was in PowerPoint! But now I love it! I can see myself using this for a-lot more than just bathrooms! Well done."

    -Rachel T.