Enlargement of the bathroom in the attic including the sloping ceilings

A suggestion we have also received is this

I don't see that you wrote anything before?

It doesn't matter who asks the questions.

And what the bathroom is used for (large family or couple, how many children?)

Or would this question rather be answered if it were asked twice?

The toilet hardly works without a mounting block. Otherwise, it will probably work.

A suggestion we have received is this one

That doesn't really work. The headroom at the toilet as well as at the entrance to the shower is very limited. The first suggestion will probably work. The toilet hardly fits without a mounting block.

Thank you for your feedback.
Regarding usage: the bathroom will mainly be used by 2 adults, however as the main bathroom. One floor below there is another small bathroom for our child and guests.

We are unsure whether the wastewater will work with the toilet and the window as it is, or whether we want a toilet directly in front of the window (yes, of course you can cover this a lot with blinds or something similar).

With the proposal of the toilet next to the shower, the headroom standing in front of the toilet would be limited, the slope here is about 1.60m, the entrance to the shower is not affected.

The old bathroom has now been dismantled to the extent that we will both stick both options simply on the floor to get a better spatial feeling, also regarding freedom of movement.

I have drawn in the 2 m line.


Is there a plan that is precisely dimensioned? In my opinion, the wastewater pipe from the wall-mounted toilet is probably the biggest problem. Therefore, only the first option is likely possible.

Is underfloor heating planned?