ᐅ WC window in guest bathroom next to the front door – is that now considered a no-go?
Created on: 2 Dec 2018 21:30
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Hello everyone!
I’m writing this here because it’s somehow related to floor plans. A few months ago, a civil engineer I know said that all toilet windows next to entrance doors should be bricked up. Since then, I’ve been looking more closely at floor plans on this forum with that statement in mind.
A lot of people plan a toilet window next to the entrance door. Is this just the personal opinion of a perfectionist? What do you think?
By the way, the term "guest toilet" seems strange to me, since the family uses it daily and guests occasionally. I only learned this term here on the forum.
I’m writing this here because it’s somehow related to floor plans. A few months ago, a civil engineer I know said that all toilet windows next to entrance doors should be bricked up. Since then, I’ve been looking more closely at floor plans on this forum with that statement in mind.
A lot of people plan a toilet window next to the entrance door. Is this just the personal opinion of a perfectionist? What do you think?
By the way, the term "guest toilet" seems strange to me, since the family uses it daily and guests occasionally. I only learned this term here on the forum.
Mycraft schrieb:
You can do that, but it’s not necessary. Ventilation systems can be used to create completely soundproof rooms very effectively.That statement surprised me as well; we’ve never heard anything about a gap under the doors in our case either...
Since most bathroom windows are left permanently tilted open outside the heating season, noises and odors can be unpleasantly noticeable to residents, visitors, or delivery and postal workers at the front door, potentially causing embarrassing situations, he said.
Of course, I also have the bathroom window next to the front door – haha.
Now, however, we can move on to more relevant topics again.
Of course, I also have the bathroom window next to the front door – haha.
Now, however, we can move on to more relevant topics again.
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