ᐅ Bathroom Design – We Stick with the T-Layout

Created on: 27 Nov 2017 12:56
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NanDe
Hello everyone!

There are two options to choose from. And yes, we are sticking with the T-shaped layout, even though it’s quite unpopular. We really like it and definitely do not want a glass shower or something similar.
The dimensions are 4 x 2.8 meters (13 x 9 feet).
Now we’re curious to hear which one is your favorite.


2D floor plan of a small bathroom with toilet, sink, and shower

Floor plan of a bathroom with bathtub, sink, and toilet on wooden floor
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ypg
27 Nov 2017 14:11
NanDe schrieb:


Could you please provide a quick sketch? I can’t quite imagine it right now.

Not at the moment. Just place the walk-in shower against the left wall of the plan and set the I-variant wall parallel to this wall, matching the width of the shower.
lastdrop27 Nov 2017 14:32
toxicmolotow schrieb:
Version 1 with lots of light/spots and swap the shower and toilet.

This way, you get a hygiene area with both a bathtub and a shower, have towel access on both sides, and move the toilet to a less obtrusive corner.

I completely agree. Who wants their head near the toilet while in the bathtub? Also, there’s a direct view of the toilet when someone opens the door.

So, swap them and install a half-height glass partition wall between.
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NanDe
27 Nov 2017 16:47
ypg schrieb:
Not at the moment. Just place the walk-in shower against the left wall in the plan and set the I-variant wall parallel to this wall at the width of the shower.

Like this?:


2D bathroom floor plan with bathtub, sink, and toilet


But then you look at the toilet again from the bathtub.
lastdrop schrieb:
I agree. Who wants to have their head next to the toilet while in the tub? Also, the best view of the toilet when someone opens the door.

Better to switch them and have a half-height glass wall between.

2D bathroom floor plan showing bathtub, sink, toilet, wooden floor, and door


However, in this option, there is little space between the shower and the bathtub.

There’s always something, it seems :-(
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toxicmolotof
27 Nov 2017 16:54
The last one looks good. It was my idea after all. Unfortunately, I can’t draw right now, but in my opinion, it just needs some final refinements.

What kind of shower tray will be used, and how is the shower door planned?

Could I get the plan with dimensions? Then I’ll try drawing something with my Paint skills at level -6.
lastdrop27 Nov 2017 17:08
So I think my entry point is a maximum of 70cm (28 inches) into a comparable shower, and on the left side there isn’t even a bathtub but a wall... that’s more than enough.

For us, the bathtub is opposite the sink in the corner by the exterior wall.
lastdrop27 Nov 2017 17:10
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