Bathroom optimization needed

Yeah, it’s okay like that. The shower is just pretty tight or narrow when you look at your planner’s measurements. For the small room, I just find a solid wall without glass too oppressive. I wouldn’t do that.

I will ask the general contractor during the week if we can still move the windows. Then the room offers more potential, right?

You absolutely should test lying down in the bathtub. Before it doesn’t suit you because of the dimensions and the angle of the backrest and will therefore never be used, I’d save both the money and the space.

We will definitely test lying down! :)

Why? Then you have even less space and the water splashes further. If the exterior wall doesn’t allow mounting the shower, you could build a wall in front of it.

Well, you have more elbow room that way. You don’t really need much space forward. It’s more to the side, we think. That’s why the idea is to put the shower on the "long" side...

But you do remember that the showerhead sticks out from the wall and practically "pushes" you away from it, so backwards towards the other wall? In our apartment, the bathtub was about 75 cm "wide" and when showering with the good old shower curtain, I always managed not to hit my elbows.

But you do realize that the showerhead sticks out from the wall and essentially "pushes" you away from it, meaning backwards toward the other wall?

I know that. Then you just have to find a showerhead that doesn't stick out 50cm from the wall.

Our bathtub is 75*180 and is not even long enough for me (1.80 m), my husband cannot lie down comfortably in it at all (1.95 m). However, the size is great for showering (with a roller curtain). At one "head end" the towels hang (which never get wet) and on the long wall to the right the showerhead hangs (not on the short one). The whole thing is definitely wide enough ;)
I don't know if and how much the floor would get wet ;) after all, it is a tub.