Guest Shower Floor Plan - Walk-In Shower / Urinal

  • Erstellt am 2018-04-02 11:51:41

Saarländle

2018-04-02 11:51:41
  • #1
Hello everyone,

we are currently planning our house. To gain more space for our wardrobe, the room for the guest shower had to suffer a bit, and now we are just over 5 sqm. Actually sufficient, but somehow I got it into my head to install a urinal in the bathroom. At the same time, I really like walk-in showers. And according to the current floor plan and adherence to the minimum clearance areas, I would have to do without one of the two.

Now, I am not an expert, so the question to you all: Is there perhaps a clever way to integrate both a urinal AND a walk-in shower in our guest bathroom? It would be great if you could help me out!!!

Oh yes, it’s not shown on the plan, but the bathroom is 2.09 m wide and 2.47 m deep.

Thanks in advance!!!
 

ypg

2018-04-02 12:08:19
  • #2
What does the rest of the ground floor allow for?

Even if I would love urinals, I see a duel here between the urinal and the wardrobe, which the latter would win for me.

But to be honest: a urinal is something you don’t need in a single-family house!

Edit: I’ll leave the walk-in shower completely out of consideration because it doesn’t fit anyway - in my opinion at least 140 cm long! Possibly with a glass design if the toilet is opposite the sink.
But then the toilet will also get wet.
 

kbt09

2018-04-02 12:13:21
  • #3
Can the window be placed somewhere else or take on a different shape?

A complete floor plan would be useful.
 

Saarländle

2018-04-02 14:02:00
  • #4
Hello, thank you for the quick responses. : The window is still variable in shape and position : aren't there also walk-in showers with a side entrance? I would like to briefly clarify the uploading of the floor plans with my architect again tomorrow. After all, they are his ideas.
 

ypg

2018-04-02 16:24:09
  • #5
Define WalkIn shower.

For me, a WalkIn shower is one where I don’t need a door. With a side entrance, the shower area must therefore be longer so that nothing splashes out sideways. I don’t see that here.
 

frankenbeutel

2018-04-02 18:36:30
  • #6
So a walk-in without a door actually only works from a depth of 120 - 140 cm. Otherwise, the water splashes out. Personally, I would always prefer a tub with a door.
 

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