Distance from shower cabin to ceiling

Good morning,

I am currently planning the shower enclosures for my two bathrooms. The bathroom in the attic has a ceiling height of 210cm. A corner shower enclosure is to be installed for a floor-level shower.

What distance from the ceiling is recommended here? Can I install a shower enclosure with a height of 200cm or will there be problems with air circulation, so that I should choose a lower height?

I look forward to your experiences! Thank you very much.

With such a low ceiling, the plans are helpful to assess it. I once had a shower cabin with a height of 1.8 m. Nothing splashes out at the top. It is best to plan the bathroom completely and not just the shower cabins.

Thank you very much! Unfortunately, I don't have a plan available at the moment because we are buying the property from a developer. What information exactly would you need?

Actually, it's less about the issue of splashing out and more about the appearance if the shower enclosure is lower than 200 cm.

Nothing splashes out at the top.

but rather about the appearance,

Actually, it is about the residual moisture drying through the circulation of the air, so that nothing can mold.

Exactly, you hit the nail on the head. Is there perhaps a rule of thumb for the distance to plan between a corner shower enclosure and the ceiling? The base area of the shower is 91x107 cm.

Which developer builds a room with a 2.1 m ceiling height? Or is that under the slope? Then you still have areas where the ceiling is higher.

You are building a house with a developer and have no idea about the bathroom?