Hello,
Is there any particular reason why it wouldn’t be advisable to plan the bathroom door in the 1.5-story house, that is, in the attic, to open outward into the hallway?
Currently, as shown in the drawing. But the idea now is to install a glass wall on the shower base behind the open door. That would require placing a door stopper in front of the shower base. Alternatively, as mentioned above, the door could open outward but in the opposite direction—meaning the handle on the right when standing outside, instead of on the left as it is now.
Thanks for your feedback.
Is there any particular reason why it wouldn’t be advisable to plan the bathroom door in the 1.5-story house, that is, in the attic, to open outward into the hallway?
Currently, as shown in the drawing. But the idea now is to install a glass wall on the shower base behind the open door. That would require placing a door stopper in front of the shower base. Alternatively, as mentioned above, the door could open outward but in the opposite direction—meaning the handle on the right when standing outside, instead of on the left as it is now.
Thanks for your feedback.
hemali2003 schrieb:
I expressed my personal opinion. Why is that nonsense?
By the way, I wrote that I would probably do it with a door opening at a 90-degree angle to a wall. In the emergency solution, I missed the "in my opinion"—it sounded like "this is how it is in new construction. Period."
And I overlooked the part about the wall; I was probably already too tired. So, all good...
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hampshire8 May 2019 11:08There are also sliding doors, including wall-integrated ones.
Why, answers were given to your question after all.
No, there isn’t.
But since we don’t have the rest of the floor plan, we don’t know the situation in the hallway. So maybe there is something against it after all.
Andre77 schrieb:
Is there basically any reason why one couldn’t plan the bathroom door to open outward (into the hallway) in a 1.5-story house, i.e. in the attic?
No, there isn’t.
But since we don’t have the rest of the floor plan, we don’t know the situation in the hallway. So maybe there is something against it after all.
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