ypg
2024-11-29 17:47:06
- #1
Ok, but then it is an 80 bathtub and not a 100.The question has already been answered.
Basement floor plan - window positioning in new construction
- Erstellt am 2024-11-29 08:22:11
ypg
2024-11-30 09:01:25
- #2
The dimensions for the door/window/wall are still missing.
Regarding the bathtub: it does not need a pre-wall because it can receive its supply and drainage connections from the floor.
I would also let go of fixed measurements. A shower doesn't have to be square or at least one meter on both sides; it needs comfortable dimensions. But if the desired measurements fit, of course, you take them.
12sqm is already large but can still be insufficient if the window and door are wrongly positioned.
The position of the door here has the disadvantage that you can't help but bump into something when you go through the door (it's always the staircase's fault! If it's placed wrongly, something else gets stuck). But they will probably reduce the staircase opening at the bottom a bit; then you'll get another 30cm.
I would orient myself on V2, but put the glass shower door forward. The bathtub can be positioned a bit closer to the shower and set on pedestals on the left and right.
A 180x80 bathtub is completely sufficient for 2 people — too large consumes too much water. The shower/bathtub line is important for me to maintain, best achieved with a pedestal or tile shapes.
Regarding the bathtub: it does not need a pre-wall because it can receive its supply and drainage connections from the floor.
I would also let go of fixed measurements. A shower doesn't have to be square or at least one meter on both sides; it needs comfortable dimensions. But if the desired measurements fit, of course, you take them.
12sqm is already large but can still be insufficient if the window and door are wrongly positioned.
The position of the door here has the disadvantage that you can't help but bump into something when you go through the door (it's always the staircase's fault! If it's placed wrongly, something else gets stuck). But they will probably reduce the staircase opening at the bottom a bit; then you'll get another 30cm.
I would orient myself on V2, but put the glass shower door forward. The bathtub can be positioned a bit closer to the shower and set on pedestals on the left and right.
A 180x80 bathtub is completely sufficient for 2 people — too large consumes too much water. The shower/bathtub line is important for me to maintain, best achieved with a pedestal or tile shapes.
ypg
2024-11-30 10:08:07
- #3
Off Topic:
In addition, I would reconsider the door of the freezer room: you need access more from the entrance area than from the kitchen side.
Dirty shoes, etc. need a place to go without being visible from the living area.
Also, the kitchen is too small and cramped. The freezer room is too small for 2 doors. And instead of a door, you can nicely add a 90 cm base cabinet and workspace to the kitchen to compensate for the lack of storage space.
In addition, I would reconsider the door of the freezer room: you need access more from the entrance area than from the kitchen side.
Dirty shoes, etc. need a place to go without being visible from the living area.
Also, the kitchen is too small and cramped. The freezer room is too small for 2 doors. And instead of a door, you can nicely add a 90 cm base cabinet and workspace to the kitchen to compensate for the lack of storage space.
hanghaus2023
2024-11-30 10:32:00
- #4
Did I understand your plan correctly? Window 1.75 m wide with a sill height of about 1 m? That depends on the size of the tiles.
ypg
2024-11-30 10:35:35
- #5
Did I understand your plan correctly? Window 1.75 m wide with a sill height of about 1 m? That depends on the size of the tiles.
You placed the door incorrectly. Look here
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hanghaus2023
2024-11-30 10:37:03
- #6
Thank you. I just saw that as well.
If the street is on the left, then rather the windows downward??
If the street is on the left, then rather the windows downward??