Children's Bath - Large Pool or Two Smaller Ones?

- I don't understand.

I do; after all, you wrote:

I am currently planning eight bathrooms

Has something of the sorcerer's apprentice

Rhenish greetings from on the road

Ok, then I should have written better, I "take care" of eight bathrooms. Probably "bathrooms" is the wrong word again, so I correct it to "washrooms," since there will actually only be a bathtub in one of them. Since we are simultaneously building a new company building next to our house, there are also some rooms there that need to be furnished.

Hello,

We also realized a children's bathroom in our new building with a double washbasin for our two daughters.

That looks great! How wide is it in total? I also find the tiles behind the washbasins very beautiful, would you like to reveal what kind they are?

Gladly!

The sink is from Ideal Standard, from the connect series, the double washbasin.

The tiles are from Marazzi, colourline series. Available in different colors, which can also be combined.

But - the blue tiles are a real eye-catcher. Of course, you can also keep it tone-on-tone. Overall, the tiles are very high-quality and beautiful.

Maybe this type of double washbasin is available slightly narrower from other manufacturers?

I don’t think two sinks are over the top. However, the catchy comment about the so-called countertop space is not unfounded. If the space for two basins is really tight, I would consider just having one sink and having a "washstand" planned. I think that’s a great thing. And again on the subject of two basins. I have 4 siblings, but all brothers. From a certain age on, it’s quite practical to have an extra basin, especially once the first beard hairs start growing. Nobody can brush their teeth that long ^^ Best regards

Hi Panama,

We would also have space for a 1.20 m basin, but we decided on a 75 cm basin so that there is still comfortable room for towel holders on the left and right.....

mediano furniture washbasin. Available in many widths.