ᐅ Guest Bathroom Toilet - Is a corner shower enclosure still possibly avoidable?
Created on: 20 Feb 2023 20:53
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Smeagol
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
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
kbt09 schrieb:
@SoL ... please imagine the 223mm (9 inches) wall was wider ... where would the toilet paper holder be located in your opinion?On a half-height masonry partition wall between the toilet and the shower 😉X
xMisterDx21 Feb 2023 21:14It looks like a typical hotel bathroom in the 3-star range.
The corner entry is fine...
And for the kids who think they need to shower for 25 minutes, I just turn off the water or the heating at the central heating unit.
Some kids also believe they need to have a horse at 12 years old. Do I have to buy that too?
The corner entry is fine...
And for the kids who think they need to shower for 25 minutes, I just turn off the water or the heating at the central heating unit.
Some kids also believe they need to have a horse at 12 years old. Do I have to buy that too?
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hanghaus202323 Feb 2023 17:48kbt09 schrieb:
@SoL ... please imagine the 223 cm (88 inches) wall being wider ... where would you place the toilet paper holder?Wider is a good idea. I would even allow 2.40 m (7 ft 10 in) for it.D
derschwax23 Feb 2023 22:11In our small bathroom (rental apartment), we have a corner shower with two folding doors. Without a shower tray, it feels like a real space saver when the doors are folded in.
And let’s be honest: more than 90% of the time, the shower in the guest bathroom isn’t needed.
I would definitely choose this again if space is limited.
And let’s be honest: more than 90% of the time, the shower in the guest bathroom isn’t needed.
I would definitely choose this again if space is limited.
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derschwax24 Feb 2023 09:58To be seen as an addition:
By "without shower tray" I meant flush with the floor.
We don’t even have a threshold on the tiles. The rubber seal on the door is sufficient. During the bathroom renovation, the tiles were laid with an adequate slope towards the drain. The same tiles were used as in the rest of the bathroom.
By "without shower tray" I meant flush with the floor.
We don’t even have a threshold on the tiles. The rubber seal on the door is sufficient. During the bathroom renovation, the tiles were laid with an adequate slope towards the drain. The same tiles were used as in the rest of the bathroom.
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