ᐅ Guest Bathroom Toilet - Is a corner shower enclosure still possibly avoidable?

Hello HB forum readers,

Due to other circumstances, the ground floor layout unfortunately left less space for the guest toilet than initially expected. As a result, the shower ended up in the corner, which, considering the shoulder width of some household members *clears throat*, could lead to collisions.

This raised the question of whether it might be possible to place something more practical using a walk-in shower base or similar solution. I would like to tap into your collective expertise here. I hope the dimensions I provide are sufficient.

Feel free to ask if you have any questions.
Thanks for any constructive ideas!

Good luck

You could place the toilet next to the door, the shower as a walk-in with the entrance on the left side of the plan, and the washbasin on the right side at the bottom.

However, it won’t be ideal. There is simply too little space for too many wishes.

Well, this should work:

- Door opens outward
- Radiator positioned below the window at the bottom of the plan
- Then, from the right side, a shower partition about 80 cm (31.5 inches) from the wall, approximately 110 cm (43 inches) wide
- 80 cm (31.5 inches) toilet next to the partition wall
- 60 cm (24 inches) washbasin area, but it could also be just 50 cm (20 inches) wide

Wow! Amazing... thank you so much @kbt09
I am really impressed.

😉 .. I would try to get a really narrow basin and limit it to about 50 cm (20 inches) to expand the space for the toilet to around 90 cm (35 inches).

...or sacrifice the wardrobe niche. Otherwise, I find the original design better. The corner entry for the shower is, in my opinion, wide enough – even for men. However, the space in the toilet room in a row is too tight for the same.