ᐅ Incorporating a Larger Shower into the Floor Plan – What Size Should You Choose?
Created on: 26 Aug 2017 13:56
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Bertram100
Hello,
I am currently working on the floor plan for my apartment, which is part of a larger construction project with centralized planning. I have only limited options to make changes to the layout.
The bathroom is quite small (220 x 180cm (87 x 71 inches)). How large should a shower be to allow comfortable use without bumping into anything?
At the moment, I shower standing in a bathtub that is 180cm (71 inches) long and open at the front. It’s difficult for me to compare or measure.
What is a practical and comfortable size for a shower?
I am currently working on the floor plan for my apartment, which is part of a larger construction project with centralized planning. I have only limited options to make changes to the layout.
The bathroom is quite small (220 x 180cm (87 x 71 inches)). How large should a shower be to allow comfortable use without bumping into anything?
At the moment, I shower standing in a bathtub that is 180cm (71 inches) long and open at the front. It’s difficult for me to compare or measure.
What is a practical and comfortable size for a shower?
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Bertram10030 Sep 2017 12:27Because of fewer splashes outside?
Thanks for the quick reply!
Thanks for the quick reply!
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Bau-Schmidt30 Sep 2017 12:29Yes, and the space was available.
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Bertram10030 Sep 2017 12:51Thank you very much! Now I understand it too.
Everything related to the bathroom is somehow not really my area of expertise...
Everything related to the bathroom is somehow not really my area of expertise...