When it comes to bathrooms, there are three main types that you will typically find in homes - full, partial, and powder. Here is a more detailed look at each type:
Full Bathrooms: As the name implies, a full bathroom contains all of the essential elements for bathing, including a tub or shower, toilet, sink, and often times additional storage space. Full bathrooms are typically larger than other types of bathrooms and are usually located near bedrooms so that they can be used as a private space for getting ready in the morning or taking care of personal hygiene tasks before bed.
Partial Bathrooms: Partial bathrooms contain some, but not all, of the elements found in a full bathroom. The most common type of partial bathroom is known as a three-quarter bath (or three-quarter bath), which includes a toilet, sink, and either a tub or shower. Three-quarter baths are often located near bedrooms so that they can serve as an area for getting ready in the morning or taking care of personal hygiene tasks before bed. However, because they do not have all of the amenities found in a full bathroom (such as additional storage space), three-quarter baths tend to be smaller than full bathrooms.
Powder Rooms: Powder rooms are small rooms that typically contain just a toilet and sink. They are commonly located near high-traffic areas of the home (such as near the front door) so that guests can use them when they need to relieve themselves without having to enter into your personal living space. Because they do not have any wet fixtures (like showers or tubs), powder rooms tend to be much smaller than both full and partial bathrooms.