Bathroom Floor Plan Symbols

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A bathroom floor plan is a detailed schematic that illustrates the layout of a bathroom, including the placement of sinks, toilets, showers, cabinets, and plumbing. We use bathroom floor plan symbols to professionally represent all components and materials in a diagram, similar to a blueprint.

In this guide, you will learn everything about these essential bathroom floor plan symbols, including their various types and applications. We will show you how to find and use these symbols in EdrawMax to create your own floor plan and even how to design custom symbols.

A detailed bathroom floor plan with symbols for fixtures like a toilet, sink, and bathtub

1. What Are Bathroom Floor Plan Symbols?

Designing a bathroom layout is a crucial step when creating a floor plan for your home. We use professional bathroom floor plan symbols to precisely depict the layout with all its components, from the sink to the bathtub. A well-designed bathroom provides a relaxing and functional space, and a proper floor plan makes future remodeling or renovation work simple and efficient.

The layout and design of a bathroom are highly dependent on its size. For smaller bathrooms, a floor plan is even more critical to ensure efficient use of space. Placing a bathtub too close to the sink or toilet can quickly become a problem in a small area. These bathroom floor plan symbols represent essential elements such as the shower, sinks, taps, fittings, and accessories. You can access a complete library of these symbols in EdrawMax Online and use its unique features to easily create your floor plan.

What are Bathroom Floor Plan Symbols?

Bathroom floor plan symbols are used to accurately illustrate a bathroom's layout and its components, such as a sink or a bathtub. A well-designed bathroom is not only functional but also offers a relaxing space for your daily needs.

2. The Types of Bathroom Floor Plan Symbols

The main purpose of a bathroom floor plan is to optimize the use of space, allowing for the placement of key elements like a bathtub, toilet, and sink while leaving enough room to move freely. It also helps you visualize the finished design and anticipate any potential spatial issues. Bathroom floor plan symbols depict all necessary features, storage units, and other elements in a clear, straightforward way.

2.1 Bathroom Symbols

Bathroom equipment symbols are used to represent all the furniture and fixtures, including fittings, taps, bathtubs, showers, toilets, sinks, and towel racks. Using the correct symbols allows you to create an accurate floor plan, illustrating the size and design of each piece of equipment in relation to the bathroom's walls. This helps you visualize the final design and choose the proper equipment to match the space.

EdrawMax offers a wide range of vector icons for bathroom plans, including symbols for sinks, toilets, showers, bathtubs, water taps, and shower lamps. You can start with these ready-made symbols and easily modify them or apply custom colors to fit your design.

Sink 1
Top-down view of a rectangular sink symbol
Sink 2
Top-down view of a double sink symbol
Sink 3
Top-down view of a square sink symbol
Sink 4
Top-down view of a rounded rectangular sink symbol
Sink 5
Top-down view of an oval sink symbol
Sink 6
Top-down view of a dual-oval sink symbol
Sink 7
Top-down view of a pedestal sink symbol
Sink 8
Top-down view of a corner sink symbol
Sink 9
Top-down view of a round wall-mounted sink symbol
Sink 10
Top-down view of a square wall-mounted sink symbol
Sink 11
Top-down view of a small rectangular sink symbol
Sink 12
Top-down view of a small oval sink symbol
Countertop Sink
Top-down view of a countertop with an inset sink symbol
Pedestal Sink
Top-down view of a large pedestal sink symbol
Toilet 1
Top-down view of a standard toilet symbol
Toilet 2
Top-down view of a wall-mounted toilet symbol
Toilet 3
Top-down view of a classic toilet symbol
Toilet 4
Top-down view of a compact toilet symbol
Toilet 5
Top-down view of a rounded toilet symbol
Toilet 6
Top-down view of an oval toilet symbol
Square WC
Top-down view of a square WC symbol
Shower
Top-down view of a square shower symbol with a drain
Corner Shower
Top-down view of a corner shower symbol
Corner Bath
Top-down view of a triangular corner bathtub symbol
Bathroom
Top-down view of a bathtub with a shower head symbol
Bathtub 1
Top-down view of a rectangular bathtub symbol
Bathtub 2
Top-down view of an oval bathtub symbol
Bathtub 3
Top-down view of a rectangular bathtub symbol with a drain
Bathtub 4
Top-down view of a large rectangular bathtub symbol
Bathtub 5
Top-down view of a rounded rectangular bathtub symbol
Bathtub 6
Top-down view of a corner bathtub with rounded corners symbol
Bathtub 7
Top-down view of a small corner bathtub symbol
Bathtub 8
Top-down view of an asymmetrical bathtub symbol
Bathtub 9
Top-down view of a jet-style bathtub symbol
Bathtub 10
Top-down view of a classic clawfoot bathtub symbol
Bathtub 11
Top-down view of a unique shaped bathtub symbol
Bathtub 12
Top-down view of a walk-in bathtub symbol
Shower Drain
Top-down view of a small circular shower drain symbol
Shower Drain 2
Top-down view of a rectangular shower drain symbol
Water Tap 1
Top-down view of a simple water tap symbol
Water Tap 2
Top-down view of a faucet with hot and cold indicators symbol
Water Tap 3
Top-down view of a dual-handle faucet symbol
Water Tap 4
Top-down view of a single-handle faucet symbol
Water Tap 5
Top-down view of a wall-mounted faucet symbol
Dustbin
Top-down view of a circular dustbin symbol
Toilet Paper
Top-down view of a toilet paper holder symbol
Towel Rack
Top-down view of a single towel rack symbol
Towel Rack 2
Top-down view of a multi-bar towel rack symbol
Light 1
Top-down view of a recessed light symbol
Light 2
Top-down view of a simple light fixture symbol
Light 3
Top-down view of a circular light fixture symbol
Light 4
Top-down view of a square light fixture symbol
Shower Lamp 1
Top-down view of a shower lamp symbol
Shower Lamp 2
Top-down view of a shower lamp with multiple lights symbol
Shower Lamp 3
Top-down view of a rectangular shower lamp symbol
Shower Lamp 4
Top-down view of a long rectangular shower lamp symbol
Shower Lamp 5
Top-down view of a small shower lamp symbol
Cabinet 1
Top-down view of a rectangular cabinet symbol
Cabinet 2
Top-down view of a double-door cabinet symbol
Cabinet 3
Top-down view of a small, square cabinet symbol

2.2 Wall, Shell & Structure Symbols

These symbols are primarily used to define the bathroom's structural elements and specify the layout of each wall. They help create a 2D model that provides a clear overview of the wall shell. Builders and designers use these symbols to outline the bathroom's size and design. The purpose of using wall and shell symbols is to plan the available space where you can arrange fixtures like the bathtub and sink.

Walls are the most fundamental part of any floor plan. Exterior walls are typically shown with thicker lines, while interior walls are represented by thinner lines. Sometimes, there is no thickness difference, and outside walls are simply depicted with a black outline or double lines to distinguish them from interior walls.

Wall
A simple vertical line symbol representing a wall
Vertical Wall
A simple horizontal line symbol representing a vertical wall
Curved Wall
A curved line symbol representing a curved wall
Curtain Wall
A dashed line symbol representing a curtain wall
Space
A square shape symbol representing a defined space
L-Space
An L-shaped symbol representing an L-shaped space
T-Space
A T-shaped symbol representing a T-shaped space
Room 1
A rectangular room symbol
Room 2
A U-shaped room symbol
Room 3
A complex-shaped room symbol
Pilaster
A rectangular column symbol with a cap
Rectangular Column
A small rectangular column symbol
Circular Column
A small circular column symbol
Beam
A long, thin rectangular symbol representing a beam
Grid Origin
A grid origin point symbol
Grid Line
A vertical grid line symbol with markers

2.4 Cabinet Symbols

A bathroom cabinet or vanity is an important part of a bathroom layout. Cabinet symbols help designers efficiently use space, especially in smaller bathrooms, by focusing on vertical storage. These cabinets typically go under or over the sink and are used to store toiletries, hygiene products, and medications. For larger families, a spacious bathroom cabinet with ample storage is essential.

The cabinet symbols specify the position of cabinets in any room of a house. These symbols include various types of storage units like shelves, wood and glass cabinets, and small and large dressing cabinets.

Work Surface
A floor plan symbol for a rectangular work surface or countertop.
Corner Surface
A floor plan symbol for a L-shaped corner countertop or surface.
Corner Surface 2
A floor plan symbol for a compact, angled corner countertop.
Corner Surface 3
A floor plan symbol for a short, angled corner countertop.
Corner Surface 4
A floor plan symbol for a wide, angled corner countertop.
Island
A floor plan symbol for a rectangular kitchen or bathroom island.
Corner Counter
A floor plan symbol for a square corner counter.
Platter Counter
A floor plan symbol for a flat counter with rounded ends.
Bevel Counter
A floor plan symbol for a counter with a beveled or angled edge.
Bent Counter
A floor plan symbol for a curved or bent counter section.
Work Peninsula
A floor plan symbol for a work peninsula with a counter and open space.
Base
A floor plan symbol for a basic, rectangular base cabinet.
Base 2
A floor plan symbol for a second type of base cabinet.
Base 3
A floor plan symbol for a third type of base cabinet.
Base 4
A floor plan symbol for a fourth type of base cabinet.
Base 5
A floor plan symbol for a fifth type of base cabinet.
Base 6
A floor plan symbol for a sixth type of base cabinet.
Drawer
A floor plan symbol for a cabinet with a single drawer represented by a line.
Drawer 2
A floor plan symbol for a cabinet with two drawers represented by parallel lines.
Drawer 3
A floor plan symbol for a cabinet with three drawers.
Drawer 4
A floor plan symbol for a cabinet with four drawers.
Cabinet
A floor plan symbol for a simple rectangular cabinet.
Cabinet 2
A floor plan symbol for a double cabinet with a central dividing line.
Cabinet 3
A floor plan symbol for a cabinet with a single shelf.
Cabinet 4
A floor plan symbol for a cabinet with a double door.
Peninsula End-Shelf
A floor plan symbol for an end shelf on a peninsula.
Base Peninsula
A floor plan symbol for a base peninsula cabinet.
Base Peninsula 2
A floor plan symbol for a second type of base peninsula cabinet.
Wall End-Shelf
A floor plan symbol for a small, curved end-shelf for a wall cabinet.
Wall Corner
A floor plan symbol for a wall corner cabinet.
Wall Angle Cabinet
A floor plan symbol for a wall cabinet with a 45-degree angle.
Track End-Bevel
A floor plan symbol for a track with a beveled or angled end.
Track 45 Deg
A floor plan symbol for a cabinet track with a 45-degree angle.
Track Corner
A floor plan symbol for a corner cabinet track.
Tray Track
A floor plan symbol for a cabinet tray track.
Locker
A floor plan symbol for a locker or tall, narrow cabinet.
Handle
A floor plan symbol for a rectangular cabinet handle.
Handle 2
A floor plan symbol for a round cabinet knob or handle.
Handle 3
A floor plan symbol for a curved cabinet handle.
Handle 4
A floor plan symbol for a modern, minimalist handle.
Handle 5
A floor plan symbol for a small, rectangular cabinet pull.

3. Where to Find Bathroom Floor Plan Symbols

You can save time by creating an accurate bathroom floor plan with details and clearly representing each component using pre-drawn bathroom floor plan symbols.

You can easily find a wealth of bathroom floor plan symbols in the symbol library of EdrawMax. EdrawMax gives you more than 26,000 symbols that you can use to create a bathroom floor plan or any other diagram. To get started, open EdrawMax, search for the symbols you need, and find the bathroom floor plan option. Navigate to the home plan category and simply drag and drop any symbol you want onto your canvas.

EdrawMax Bathroom Floor Plan Symbols:

EdrawMax is the best resource for bathroom floor plan symbols, offering hundreds of options. With simple drag-and-drop functionality, you can create your bathroom floor plan with ease.

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4. How to Use Bathroom Floor Plan Symbols

Follow these instructions to learn how to use bathroom floor plan symbols and easily create new ones with EdrawMax.

4.1 How to Use Bathroom Floor Plan Symbols in EdrawMax

Instead of wasting time drawing symbols on paper, you should use a powerful tool like EdrawMax to design your bathroom floor plan effortlessly. EdrawMax is fully equipped to handle all your design needs.

Step 1 Login to EdrawMax

If you are a new user, register for an account with your email. If you're an existing user, simply log in for free. Once inside EdrawMax, select "Engineering," find "Building Plan," and then click "Home Plan" to open a new canvas or choose a pre-built template.

A screenshot of the EdrawMax interface showing the steps to select a Home Plan template.

Step 2 Select Bathroom Plan Symbols

Unlike physical drawing, EdrawMax makes creating a bathroom floor plan easy. In the symbol section of EdrawMax, you'll find over 260,000 vector-based symbols for your designs. The bathroom floor plan symbols are located in the Symbol Libraries on the left toolbar. Click the "+" option to open a new canvas, and the symbol library will appear on the left side. You can also use the search bar to find specific symbols.

A screenshot of the EdrawMax Symbol Library pane, showing various bathroom and home plan symbols available for use.

Step 3 Drag and Drop

Once you find the right bathroom floor plan symbols, simply drag and drop them onto the canvas. Continue customizing your plan by adjusting the scale and dimensions and adding more details like color and font. When your bathroom floor plan is complete, you can effortlessly export or share your design. For more information, read our comprehensive bathroom floor plan guide if needed.

A screenshot of a completed bathroom floor plan in EdrawMax, showing various symbols arranged on a canvas.

4.2 How to Create More Bathroom Floor Plan Symbols in EdrawMax

EdrawMax provides thousands of symbols for your diagrams. However, if you need a unique or personalized symbol that isn't in the library, EdrawMax offers a simple solution. Follow these steps to create your own symbols when you can't find the ones you need.

Step 1 Find the Symbol Tool

If you can't find a symbol that fits your needs, you can use the pencil, pen, and anchor tools to draw your own custom symbols. It's often easier to draw a symbol to your exact specifications than to search for a pre-made one. You can also save your newly created symbols to your personal library for future use.

  • Select "Symbols" from the upper Toolbar;
  • Use the "Pencil Tool," "Pen Tool," and "Anchor Tool" to create your symbol from scratch;
  • Choose from options like "Union," "Combine," "Subtract," "Fragment," "Intersect," and "Smart Shape" to refine your symbols.

A screenshot of the EdrawMax toolbar, highlighting the shape and drawing tools available for creating custom symbols.

Step 2 Create Bathroom Plan Symbols

When you create a new symbol, ensure its size, design, and other attributes are consistent with the other icons in your plan. Follow these steps to draw a perfect symbol:

  • Draw an oval shape to create the top opening of a bathtub.
  • Add a circle in front of the object to represent the body of the bathtub.
  • Draw another oval inside the first to add depth and thickness.
  • Add a few lines for extra detail.

A visual guide showing the step-by-step process of drawing a custom bathtub symbol using EdrawMax's drawing tools.

Step 3 Import Bathroom Plan Symbols

In addition to creating new symbols, you can also import images to use in your diagrams. Find the "Insert" option on the top toolbar and import images to turn them into symbols. Alternatively, click the third option on the right toolbar for a faster way to insert images.

A screenshot of the EdrawMax interface showing the 'Insert' menu and the options to import images for use as symbols.

Step 4 Save to Your Symbol Libraries

After you have completed your custom symbols or imported images, click "Symbols" at the top and choose "Save Symbol" to add them to your personal library. You can also click the "+" icon in the "My Library" panel on the left toolbar. For more guidance on designing bathroom plans, refer to this bathroom plan guide.

A screenshot of the EdrawMax interface, showing the process of saving a custom symbol to the user's personal symbol library.

5. Free Bathroom Floor Planner

Instead of drawing it from scratch, it's much easier to create a bathroom floor plan with a free bathroom design software like EdrawMax. With EdrawMax, you get a comprehensive symbol library containing thousands of bathroom floor plan symbols for your diagrams. It also provides free, editable templates that you can customize in minutes to complete your floor plan. EdrawMax is an excellent tool for team collaboration, and its user-friendly interface makes it the top choice for both beginners and professionals.

Key Features of EdrawMax:

  • EdrawMax comes with free bathroom floor plan examples & templates that are 100% customizable;
  • The built-in vector symbols allow you to easily add bathroom floor plan components to your design;
  • You can easily share the bathroom floor plan with your team and see live revisions;
  • EdrawMax lets you export your file in multiple formats, including MS Docs, PPTX, JPEG, PNG, PDF, and more;
  • EdrawMax has a strong community of 25 million users who contribute creative projects to the template community;
  • EdrawMax is considered the best tool for beginners and professionals due to its user-friendly dashboard and easy drag-and-drop feature.
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6. Final Thoughts

The bathroom floor plan symbols are the pre-drawn vector icons that help users design personalized bathroom layouts by illustrating a simple floor plan's features, structure, and details. A bathroom floor plan is a schematic drawing that makes it easier for the user to explain the customized layout of their bathroom to the contractor.

When creating a bathroom floor plan, try avoiding emptiness and choose a key feature. Use the shower in the bath layout for small bathrooms to save space. EdrawMax is the best free bathroom floor plan maker that gives you free symbols and templates to make your floor plan. Its fast drawing and easy symbol import feature make it the prime choice for professionals.

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