Bathroom layout with shower

  • Erstellt am 2016-07-12 18:35:55

Jochen104

2016-07-13 08:31:29
  • #1
Hello, I would definitely swap the bathtub with the washbasin and cabinet. Then you will always have some light there. Install a towel radiator above the bathtub. I would also leave out the partition wall to the toilet. For your shower, you should definitely plan a door. Otherwise, the entrance area of the bathroom including the room door will always be wet. With a bit of bad luck, the bottom of the door might also swell.
 

ypg

2016-07-13 08:37:14
  • #2
The door or frame will definitely suffer from free-falling water. The arrangement does not appeal to me at the moment. I would also omit the [Schamwand].
 

Bolle123

2016-07-13 09:32:34
  • #3
OK then we will already plan a glass door for the shower. Maybe someone can post another design of the built-ins here? The wall at the shower can also still be changed. But I think it is necessary for the length of the shower and for the radiator?
 

Jochen104

2016-07-13 09:49:54
  • #4
Yes, you should definitely do that. I think that is written clearly enough above. I believe you can then implement it yourself according to your ideas. You have already found a bathroom planner. The wall is not absolutely necessary. You can shower with a glass door even in 80*80cm (and even less). Whether you want to plan it that way is another matter. A shower with 100*100cm is quite fine. How do you suddenly come back to the radiator? There are certainly towel radiators that are not 160cm high. I would – if needed – position a not so high but wider towel radiator above the bathtub.
 

Bolle123

2016-07-13 09:57:16
  • #5
Oh, so the radiator should then be placed on the side of the bathtub. I missed that. The offer for the house includes a 60x180 radiator. We would then have to see what additional cost it would be to choose a different one. One more question about the lighting. Would it be sufficient to plan a lamp in front of the shower or better directly above the shower? The ceiling should not be lowered. Otherwise, spots would not be a problem.
 

Jochen104

2016-07-13 10:11:24
  • #6
Yes, exactly. That depends a) on the lamp, b) also on your "partition wall" and c) on the exact positioning. We have two spotlights (one should be enough for you) directly above the shower and are happy with that. Spotlights can also be installed in a concrete ceiling. This should be planned accordingly in advance and a suitable box provided.
 

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