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ᐅ Your Opinion on Bathroom Design Planning

Created on: 17 Apr 2016 15:07
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JanineR
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Hello, attached are the drawings of our bathroom design... one of them by a professional (with the round bathtub).
What do you think?
I have also included the dimensions of the bathtub... do you think it is really comfortable and large enough?!
Bathroom floor plan with shower enclosure 100*120, bathtub on the right, sink on the left, window, 8.92 m² (96 sq ft)
Bathroom floor plan: bathtub on the left, shower enclosure on the right, sink, window at the bottom
Bathroom floor plan: shower 100x120 cm (39x47 inches), bathtub on the left, window at the bottom, door at the top, area 8.92 m² (96 sq ft)
Bathroom floor plan with bathtub, sink, shower enclosure, window, 8.92 m² (96 sq ft)
Photo of a freestanding bathtub next to technical CAD drawings with dimensions.
Having a 120*100 cm (47x39 inches) shower and a comfortable bathtub is very important to us.
Best regards
wrobel19 May 2016 22:52
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Hello Janine

What do you see as the advantage of placing the toilet diagonally in the corner?

Olli
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JanineR21 May 2016 21:25
#20
Having more space in front of the toilet is especially important when you have kids.
wrobel22 May 2016 22:07
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Hello

I don’t see it that way. If you squat in front of the toilet as you suggested, you will have the washbasin corner on the right and the edge of the bath’s pre-wall on the left, at head height.
I find the previous solution much more efficient and straightforward.

Olli
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Peanuts7423 May 2016 07:44
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The bathroom is simply very small, so there are always some “bottlenecks” somewhere. Wouldn’t it fit to place the sink next to the door? Then the toilet could go next to the bathtub, leaving more space for a cabinet...
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JanineR5 Jun 2016 21:37
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Ok, something different here. What do you think about this?

Floor plan of a bathroom with shower cabin, sink, toilet, and bathtub, dimensions.
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ypg6 Jun 2016 00:04
#24
Because the bathroom is small, that won’t work. The 3.39 meters (11 feet) are not enough for that.

I thought the bathroom had already been built according to a previous example...
To me, only one example made sense.