Bathroom planning – placement and design

You can get wonderfully foldable etc. tubs for the shower for the child.

And .. you bathe .. how big does the tub have to be so that you can bathe comfortably?

Toilet and shower opposite each other at 225 cm I find rather impractical, as there will definitely be a wet area in front of the toilet.


I actually like this approach well, also because the windows are relatively easily accessible. Here I also find the existing drains well used. If the sliding door is not desired, the toilet could also be rotated 90° and placed on the wall section between the windows. Leave out the second washbasin, but instead actually have a 20 cm deep tall cabinet on the left, maybe only 15 cm behind the door and move the door as far as possible to the right. Continue the cabinet for the last 100 cm towards the top of the plan at sill height. Could then also become deeper.

Instead of a washbasin with tall cabinet and wall partition, there could also simply be a wide washbasin with nice base cabinets. In the depth of the washbasin rather a small partition wall to the shower and then only a 50-60 cm fixed glass element as an extension of this partition.

If the OP would just say what he can imagine. There have already been quite a few suggestions.

Maybe he could say what he likes or dislikes about the respective suggestions.

In my opinion, a urinal can be installed in a guest WC. In the family bathroom, rather not. A small sign is sufficient there.



Without knowing the existing situation, it is hard to estimate the costs. 10-20k

The best thing is to contact the companies that are suitable. They will also make you a draft.

But is the bathroom really used when guests are there?

It is about being able to separate your rather "private" bathroom for guests so that the guests practically only use the toilet and hand washbasin and don’t have to walk through the entire bathroom.