Bath facility

  • Erstellt am 2013-02-14 17:23:19

Selbermacher-1

2013-02-14 17:23:19
  • #1
For our bathroom in the new house, we are still looking for ideas. What kind of equipment is trendy nowadays? The current bathroom is a simple tub/shower/sink/toilet bathroom, all along the wall. We would like something more homely and comfortable in the future. There are showers with massage jets, whirlpools, walk-in showers, 2-person tubs, corner bathtubs... not to mention the many types of washstands. What about you, massage shower, whirlpool, is that something for your own home, or do you end up using it too rarely?
 

MODERATOR

2013-02-16 19:38:23
  • #2
Hello DIY enthusiast,

one should also make sure to redesign the bathroom to be future-proof, i.e., senior-friendly. This does not mean that an old-fashioned bathroom reminiscent of a nursing home is created. Easily accessible shower, space for a wheelchair (washbasin wheelchair accessible) or to place crutches or a walking stick, grab bars. You don't have to do without anything else, massage jets, steam shower, etc. are still possible, as well as stylish tiles, colors, and shapes.
 

R2D2-1

2013-02-21 15:37:41
  • #3
We had a steam shower. At first we were very enthusiastic, after work I looked forward to a nice steam bath. Over time, however, the enthusiasm decreased. Not because the steam shower didn’t work well, but I miss the space, at the swimming pool I always use the steam bath, it is nice and big and you have people around you. In the steam shower cabin I miss that, here it only feels practical now.
 

Basler-1

2013-02-26 18:13:29
  • #4
We have decided on a fairly large bathtub and also a bigger shower with a walk-in entrance. The large tub results in higher energy and water consumption, but we do not bathe regularly, and if we do, it should be comfortable and nice. The shower will be 1.0m by 1.2m, so that I do not always bump into the shower wall when soaping up, and it is simply more pleasant. Both should be equipped with a thermostat. I am thinking of large-format tiles but in a subdued color scheme, preferably natural tones.
 

jossip-1

2013-03-27 07:48:48
  • #5
The tip to think about later is good. I would also only install a walk-in shower today that is large enough to fit a (plastic) chair inside, so that one can still shower in old age. The whole thing separated by a large glass wall also looks good.
 

Marlen-1

2013-04-09 15:30:49
  • #6


Yep, that really shouldn’t be underestimated! Above all, accessibility should be ensured. The shower should not become a tripping hazard, there should be enough space for walking aids (if you should need one later), the floor must also be non-slip, etc. There is quite a bit to consider. The massage shower can easily be created with suitable shower heads :) There is nothing against choosing a more extravagant shower or tub. You just have to remember that the bathroom can still be used without any problems later on :)

Best regards,
Marlen
 

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