12x9.6m 2 full floors, basement, attic, 4 children's rooms

Pretty, but you can still plan a window in!

: What did you criticize about the shower? Also the size?

: What did you criticize about the shower? Also the size?

But of course. A shower should be rectangular, ideally 1.00 x 1.60... I might swap the bathroom with the office. That way not every visitor passes by the window. You have to see. I wouldn't oversize the bathroom now either

Pretty, but you can still plan a window in!

For what? Light comes through the glass sliding door, the rest is done by the controlled residential ventilation system Everything is better than a "cabin," possibly made of plastic for rinsing out

Well, I have to admit, I personally would not install the glass sliding door but replace it with a proper door. Otherwise, as a guest, you do feel very watched, don’t you?

A barrier-free shower is 150x150. Our "niche" with 140x149 is actually quite tight, but should be sufficient. Therefore, it is planned this way on the ground floor. It does not have to be like this on the upper floor, of course. I dislike the WC partial proposal because the toilet is not, or judging by the dimensions of the "cabin," not prospectively adaptable to be barrier-free. In our planning, that would not be a problem. However, as mentioned, the guest WC should have a window, I agree with you on that.

I don't understand. Do you have to build accessible for disabled people? I didn't know anything about that until now.