ᐅ Bathroom Improvement Needs

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Then it must be properly set now, thanks :-)

Oh man, the narrow shower really got me thinking. I had been assuming standard ready-made dimensions all along...

The only possible solution might be to lower the floor-to-ceiling window and swap the walk-in shower with the bathtub...

Although then you enter the bathroom and walk along one wall… which I find a bit awkward...

If having a large bathtub is important to you, I would swap them; otherwise, I wouldn’t.

There should be about 70cm (28 inches) of space between the bathtub and the corner sink/right towel holder to allow for a passage. This amount of space works well and doesn’t make the area feel too cramped. Keep in mind that the sink is installed on a built-up wall (is that the correct term?) as shown in the drawing.

Double sinks are often overrated. I would suggest cutting back here and choosing a sink size that better fits the available space.

What if you simply mounted the showerhead on the 1.40m (4 ft 7 in) partition wall? Then the shower would measure 1.40m by 80cm (4 ft 7 in by 2 ft 7 in).

You don’t really need that much space towards the front anyway, right?

kaho674 schrieb:

Thank you very much for your design! 🙂

It looks really nice. I’m not a fan of corner bathtubs, but I guess we’ll have to live with it...

You moved the floor-to-ceiling window further down, right?

And would you hang the towel radiator above the bathtub? Or where would you place it?