Bathroom Renovation: Offer for over 50,000

How long and wide is the bathtub measured from the outside?

Yes, I call it the "Barbie dollhouse." Balcony balustrades, round arch windows, etc.... the turquoise bathroom with the columns fits absolutely perfectly. Not inherited - bought after 6 years of unsuccessful searching, because the location is absolutely brilliant, the plot is beautiful, price very attractive (house was not on the market), because there are 2 children and the house is nice and suitable for the family, and because we couldn't find the actually desired old building despite eternal searching. Some compromise had to be made. We can't really change the style much, but inside we have already almost thrown everything out and changed it to our taste, now the bathrooms are next.

After I was able to convince the dog to give me back the folding rule (slightly chewed): 80x180 cm (minus about 3 mm each). Distance from the head end of the bathtub to the wall: 25.5 cm.

Talk to the provider again. All the tiles etc. are supposed to be removed. First, the interior should be gutted, then checked, and then either the shower/bathtub is replaced or, if it's cheaper and less complicated, the bathtub/shower position remains.

And ask again more precisely why the position floor heating replacement is being considered? It seems to be working or you are noticing failures in the bathroom.

Regarding the door, why can't it simply be replaced with a new "frame door"?

And windows .. arc-shaped windows throughout the house? It actually looks like the arch was created by a frame, so it should be relatively easy to replace.

When the bathtub comes to an end, you have space for a shower 1 m * 1.5 m.

Do you want and can you do some things yourself? For example, chipping off the tiles?

You should describe exactly what you want and then start another tender.

I thought there are also bathroom planners here in the forum?

I understood the company to mean that they basically do not "cosmetically treat" bathrooms, but always completely gut and rebuild them entirely, because that is their standard. They also do, for example, tile edges with miters, etc. However, we plan to talk to them about it again. From the beginning, we actually signaled that we did not want costs to spiral out of control, and our first own proposal was also that the layout should remain as it is. Apparently, the company does not want to agree to that.

The arched windows are like this: the windows themselves all have an arch, but the window openings are all rectangular and have these panels on the inside to create the arch, as seen in the bathroom. From the outside, on the other hand, the window frame, which stands out from the facade, is again in the shape of an arch. So if one were to replace the window with a square one, one would see the window frame from the inside in the upper corners. If anyone can understand that (I can’t...).

We could actually change the door, yes. We would prefer it to open outwards anyway because I always bump into my husband when brushing his teeth and I want to come in...