Bathroom planning - No suitable solution for the bathroom

2023-05-21 19:41:58

New attempt that should actually work quite well!?

2023-05-21 19:47:16

I would be really bothered to sit right next to the door in the WC, always with the feeling of almost hitting it against my knees. It's not comfortable. But if you could do without the door to the dressing room, I don't think it's bad at all. Then the toilet could even be moved a bit further up according to the plan. I find the solution for the laundry reasonable, enough space for it and separated from the rest, if everything is supposed to be in one room after all.

2023-05-21 20:57:08

I would really mind sitting right next to the door in the bathroom, always with the feeling that it might be slammed into my knees at any moment. That’s not comfortable. But if you could omit the door to the dressing room, I actually don’t think it’s bad at all. Then the toilet could even be moved a bit further towards the top of the plan. I find the solution for the laundry reasonable, enough space for it and separated from the rest, if everything has to be in one room anyway.

Well, if you’re sitting on the toilet, generally no one should come in.

2023-05-21 21:17:48

Under normal circumstances... And from a feeling perspective, I would find it stupid even if no one else is at home, because a door always conveys a sense of movement, especially when you are sitting right behind it.

2023-05-22 09:12:41

There would be nothing against moving the door up a bit and having it open the other way. Unless you want to use the corner at the top for a cabinet.

2023-05-23 00:13:09

I also find the toilet behind the door unfortunate. I would move the toilet downwards on the plan and attach it to the left wall on the plan… then I would have a somewhat separate toilet niche. Move the shower slightly upwards so that there is a small space between the open door and the shower for getting in and out of the shower. Perhaps the door can also be opened towards the other room, which would reduce the tightness in the bathroom around that area.

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Bathroom planning - No suitable solution for the bathroom

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