Osnabruecker
2020-03-01 16:08:07
- #1
Try it out: Turn the bathtub 90 degrees towards the window. Washing machine between shower and bathtub?
Bathroom planning for a single-person household in a new building
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hampshire
2020-03-01 16:08:45
- #2
Or move the sink a little closer to the door and rotate the washing machine 90 degrees.
knalltüte
2020-03-01 16:09:22
- #3
I may not like it :-( The washing machine is so much in the focus. Yet I need it at most once a week ... can't it be hidden somewhere?
knalltüte
2020-03-01 16:12:10
- #4
If I now also get a nice conversion cabinet, possibly with a shelf above the washing machine, then it will fit better...
Osnabruecker
2020-03-01 16:15:55
- #5
Do you prefer looking at the toilet rather than a washing machine?
Matter of taste:
Shower-bathtub combination?
Regarding the last draft:
Better. How is the top view? Because of the passage between the tub and the sink?
The cabinet you described is available, for example, at Ikea, from a local carpenter, or DoItYourself.
Matter of taste:
Shower-bathtub combination?
Regarding the last draft:
Better. How is the top view? Because of the passage between the tub and the sink?
The cabinet you described is available, for example, at Ikea, from a local carpenter, or DoItYourself.
knalltüte
2020-03-01 16:31:21
- #6
The large white block is then the conversion cabinet for the washer-dryer (condensation). I like it a bit better this way. Presumably, not everything can be perfectly combined ops:
So far (in my old house as well as in my rented apartment), the washing machine and dryer have always been in the basement. I don’t have one here.