ᐅ Bathroom tiles: full-height or half-height?

Yes, the guest toilet door opens outward.

hmm with your solution, there will be "ugly" tile edges since the tiling won't stop in a corner but rather in the middle of the room.

Our current options are:

1. Tiling up to the ceiling
2. No tiles on the door side and/or the opposite wall (only baseboards)
3. Accept the gap at the door

For the floor plan, I would choose your second option.

Then probably both sides will leave out the tiles, right? Only tiling on the door side would probably look strange, wouldn’t it?

Our tile colors:

Floor tiles: wood effect
Baseboard = floor tiles
Wall tiles: white with a subtle texture

What is base slab? The baseboards? Or the top of the pre-wall installation?

Oh, and yes, I would only tile the wall with the washbasin and toilet, not the others.

Sorry, I meant the pre-wall installation frame behind the sink and the toilet at 1.20 m (4 feet).

So just to clarify, you would tile the wall or the pre-wall installation up to that height (behind the sink and toilet) and not tile the door wall or the opposite wall?

To summarize again: tile the short walls up to 1.20 m (4 feet) and not tile the long walls at all?

Pacc666 schrieb:

Sorry, I meant the installation wall frame behind the sink and toilet at 1.20m (4 feet).

I would rather tile that together with the wall tiles.

Pacc666 schrieb:

So just to confirm, you would tile the wall or the installation wall frame up high (behind the sink and toilet) but not tile the door wall and the opposite wall?

Yes.

Pacc666 schrieb:

To summarize: tile the short walls up to 1.20m (4 feet) and not tile the long walls at all?

Yes.