Bathroom Layout Ideas - Family Bathroom on 8 sqm

1A. Thank you all. I especially like the 1st draft from you Ibdk14 very much. I will suggest it to the architect. In any case, you have shown me that the current design is rather impractical and that something should still be changed. It was helpful to me. I think this thread can then be closed....

The first draft for WC usage depends heavily on the knee wall and roof slope.

The first draft for the WC usage depends heavily on the knee wall and roof slope.

That's true, but we're not in the roof space yet, that will work.

Upstairs in the attic, there is also a bathroom with a shower. Quite oversized, but there is space.

If you have any (improvement) suggestions, that would be great.

Upper floor

You could consider placing the sink under the roof window (?) because of the natural light there, but unfortunately I can't see how high it is. Bending over the sink is of course not possible at all. So leave it as it is and enjoy the large shower.

1. Draft by you Ibdk14 I like very much. I will suggest it to the architect.

Then he should point out special sizes or narrow spots to you.

Just to be seen as a sketch, dimensions are not exact (but almost ;-) )

When I adjust the objects to size, with the tub docked on the left at the outer wall _without tiles_ for a 160 x 90 tub, I have a narrow spot if the shower _without tiles_ is supposed to measure 100 x 100. Then you have to see where to dry the child. With agreements from other family members, however, manageable. The bottleneck between shower and washbasin is so narrow that I didn’t even notice it. The shower could be moved further downwards on the plan, but then the knee wall would somewhat conflict with the DIN standard. With small children, I would pay attention to a bit more space for several people to move. Ultimately, for them it’s: potty or tub.

Then he should point out special sizes or narrow spots to you. When I size the objects, I have a narrow spot on the left at the outer wall _without tiles_ with a 160 x 90 tub if the shower _without tiles_ is supposed to measure 100 x 100.. Then you have to see where you dry the child. With coordination among other family members, however, it is doable. The bottleneck between shower and washbasin is so narrow, I didn’t even see it. The shower could be moved further down on the plan, but then it would conflict somewhat with the knee wall against the DIN. With toddlers, I would pay attention to somewhat more movement space for several people. Ultimately, with them it’s: potty or tub.

But he moved the shower to the right on the plan into the laundry room. This leaves about 1 m of space between the shower and tub. Although I prefer the 2nd design with the tub at the bottom of the plan. I find it cozier.