We will have a masonry shower in our main bathroom. This bathroom is located on the upper floor and has a vaulted ceiling. The partition wall for the shower should therefore not extend all the way up to the ceiling but only serve as a divider.
My question is: What is the typical height for such a partition wall?
210 cm (83 inches)? 220 cm (87 inches)? 250 cm (98 inches)?
What would make the most sense here?
My question is: What is the typical height for such a partition wall?
210 cm (83 inches)? 220 cm (87 inches)? 250 cm (98 inches)?
What would make the most sense here?
I don’t see the sauna door in the plan, but in my opinion, it and the window lintel would be the closest reference heights.
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The sauna door is the thin black line next to the purple line of the open window:

This fits: windows are 120cm (47 inches) high and the window height from bottom to top is 95cm (37 inches); the sauna interior height is 220cm (87 inches), so the door will be a few centimeters lower and therefore align with the window height. Since everything inside will still be custom-made, the measurements can be adjusted precisely to the centimeter; only the opening for the window front is fixed.
This fits: windows are 120cm (47 inches) high and the window height from bottom to top is 95cm (37 inches); the sauna interior height is 220cm (87 inches), so the door will be a few centimeters lower and therefore align with the window height. Since everything inside will still be custom-made, the measurements can be adjusted precisely to the centimeter; only the opening for the window front is fixed.
Climbee schrieb:
That fits: windows are 120cm (47 inches) high and ceiling height is 95cm (37 inches); Which way does the window face? – I shower naked and also step out of the shower without a robe...
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Me too :-)
I also jump out of the sauna naked...
But the windows face a large birch tree and look out between the houses.
Also, around us (in that direction) there are only bungalows, which at most have a double casement window under the roof. So I would say: practically no visibility. Unless someone climbs the birch tree...

The house is located on parcels 2482/25 and /30; the bathroom window faces parcels 2482/29 and /24 on the top floor, and except for house 10 (on the lower right side of the plan next to us), they are all bungalows.
The giant birch tree stands on /29 at the border to /24, right in front of the bathroom window.
I also jump out of the sauna naked...
But the windows face a large birch tree and look out between the houses.
Also, around us (in that direction) there are only bungalows, which at most have a double casement window under the roof. So I would say: practically no visibility. Unless someone climbs the birch tree...
The house is located on parcels 2482/25 and /30; the bathroom window faces parcels 2482/29 and /24 on the top floor, and except for house 10 (on the lower right side of the plan next to us), they are all bungalows.
The giant birch tree stands on /29 at the border to /24, right in front of the bathroom window.
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