We initially decided to put the bathroom planning on hold since there were plenty of other issues to address. However, as the detailed planning is currently underway and we are also looking at the electrical installation, we took a closer look at our bathroom and aren’t really satisfied. Of course, the bathroom is quite small, so there aren’t many options, but there is definitely room for improvement.
Generally, it’s bothersome that there is little space around the bathtub (for decoration, toiletries, and our daughter’s toys), and that the toilet somehow ends up as the focal point of the bathroom. We also prefer not to have the sink and toilet right next to each other. My wife would like to have compartments for towels integrated into the partition wall, which means we need enough space for that.
Attached are the current plans and our thoughts from today.
PS: The bathroom windows are small, 80 x 80 cm (31.5 x 31.5 inches), and the window sill height should be around 150 cm (59 inches).
Generally, it’s bothersome that there is little space around the bathtub (for decoration, toiletries, and our daughter’s toys), and that the toilet somehow ends up as the focal point of the bathroom. We also prefer not to have the sink and toilet right next to each other. My wife would like to have compartments for towels integrated into the partition wall, which means we need enough space for that.
Attached are the current plans and our thoughts from today.
PS: The bathroom windows are small, 80 x 80 cm (31.5 x 31.5 inches), and the window sill height should be around 150 cm (59 inches).
matte1987 schrieb:
And this is roughly what it’s about...Dimensions according to the plan: 2 x 4.24 meters (7 x 14 feet)
Without plaster, tiles, and possibly drywall.
ypg schrieb:
I would swap the bathtub and shower.In our revised plan?
We had originally considered that too, but it would make the movement paths more difficult with a commode chair.
As it is currently planned, you could move straight from the door into the shower.
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