kbt09
2015-11-07 08:20:21
- #1
The bathroom seems to already be standing in the shell construction - right? Then maybe another sketch that includes all immutable dimensions (wall sections, windows with sill height, etc.).
Bathroom layout 2.8 × 5 m
- Erstellt am 2015-11-03 12:15:30
Mathias0909
2015-11-07 09:09:22
- #2
Hello,
I did not respond to the question about the window because I thought you were asking about the window with the error message.
The window is 1.26m and has a raw floor to sill height of 1.0m. Floor construction 10cm.
The shell is in place, exactly. However, the walls of the WC will be constructed as drywall. That means the wall opposite the stairs could still move to the right, but this would be at the expense of the children's room.
Attached is a painted sketch.
And now that I think about it, a 1.8m bathtub definitely won't fit on the 1.4m wall..
I did not respond to the question about the window because I thought you were asking about the window with the error message.
The window is 1.26m and has a raw floor to sill height of 1.0m. Floor construction 10cm.
The shell is in place, exactly. However, the walls of the WC will be constructed as drywall. That means the wall opposite the stairs could still move to the right, but this would be at the expense of the children's room.
Attached is a painted sketch.
And now that I think about it, a 1.8m bathtub definitely won't fit on the 1.4m wall..
kbt09
2015-11-07 10:05:12
- #3
The window at the bottom of the plan is exactly centered? And how many cm should the door be away from the right wall of the plan? And which wall is opposite the stairs?
ypg
2015-11-07 11:43:44
- #4
So! Here is my last idea. I have arrived on the paper at the bottom right ..,
Jochen104
2015-11-07 20:03:03
- #5
I like that, Yvonne. But I would put the washbasin on the right wall. Then you could make the shower wall out of glass and have it nice and bright in the shower.
Mathias0909
2015-11-08 13:16:05
- #6
Hello,
yes, with the washbasin on the right side we are almost back to the original state. So it can’t be all that wrong. Of course, the shower/tub are now closer to the wall.
I also don’t think the tile layout is bad. I can imagine making the washbasin area exactly the same for floor and wall and simply extending the wall upwards.
So thanks for the support.
We will take another walk around the construction site soon and try to envision the furniture. Let’s see if any new ideas come up. But the hexagonal tub has somehow really caught my wife’s eye now. We could also change the angle so that it doesn’t face the room at 45°...
Regards
yes, with the washbasin on the right side we are almost back to the original state. So it can’t be all that wrong. Of course, the shower/tub are now closer to the wall.
I also don’t think the tile layout is bad. I can imagine making the washbasin area exactly the same for floor and wall and simply extending the wall upwards.
So thanks for the support.
We will take another walk around the construction site soon and try to envision the furniture. Let’s see if any new ideas come up. But the hexagonal tub has somehow really caught my wife’s eye now. We could also change the angle so that it doesn’t face the room at 45°...
Regards