baumann2013
2014-09-21 15:32:45
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As part of our house planning, we are still figuring out how to furnish our future main bathroom on the upper floor. The sloping roof with a pitch of 42 degrees and a knee wall height of 1.43 m (inside) is located on the north side and has a roof window. We need the asymmetrical hexagonal bathtub because one side slopes gently (which we want). So far, we have not been able to find a symmetrical hexagonal bathtub that offers a gently sloping side. We currently have the following options:
Option 1:
Option 2:
Option 3:
Option 4:
Which option do you like best? I would appreciate your opinions and suggestions, possibly other proposals as well.
Option 1:
[*]Proposal from our plumbing/bath studio
[*]Advantages: relatively open and well-lit bathroom with a usable niche (for laundry basket, built-in shelves) in the northwest behind the shower
[*]Disadvantage: narrow access to the niche
Option 2:
[*]like option 2 but with the tub rotated
[*]Advantage: better access to the niche
[*]Disadvantage: the floor-to-ceiling window would have to be relocated because the tub is too close to the window
Option 3:
[*]Advantages: open layout, tub in the niche (which we would like)
[*]Disadvantage: does it seem too dark/cramped at the washbasin area because of the shower wall and despite the roof window behind?
Option 4:
[*]like option 2 but with the toilet rotated (now under the sloping roof)
Which option do you like best? I would appreciate your opinions and suggestions, possibly other proposals as well.