Floor plan planning shortly before submitting the building application

140cm? Width Height Length?

Length. So one would probably have to forego a walk-in shower and instead install a shower door.

The KS wall is 11.5cm and would have to be replaced with a 22.5cm drywall. We might do that anyway, because after all, compared to KS plus 15cm boxing for a shelf, you save 4cm. And I think a recessed mirror cabinet is better than a shelf.

140 cm is usually more than enough for an open Walk In shower. We have 130 cm and even two people can get in there.

Really? Someone said there are problems with it squirting out. Open ones only make sense at 160cm.

We only get 140 and will try it first without a door. It can always be installed later if too much splashes out after all.

No, that's nonsense. Of course, it splashes a bit on the floor, but normally you put down a bath mat and that's it. I wouldn't worry about that at all.

No, that's nonsense. Of course, some water sprays out onto the floor, but usually you put down a bath mat and that's it. I wouldn't worry about it at all.

Ok, let's think about it. Then the drywall partition would still be an option in favor of a recessed mirror cabinet. Or you make a 15cm boxed-out section and use it as a shelf. Surface-mounted mirror cabinets I don't like so much, and mirrors with shelf space neither.