Guests DU WC - DU corner entry possibly still "avoidable"?

  • Erstellt am 2023-02-20 20:53:26

SoL

2023-02-21 06:19:40
  • #1
...even washing hands becomes uncomfortably sequential. As I said: you will have to swallow some toad there. Either in the bathroom or in the cloakroom.
 

kbt09

2023-02-21 07:24:35
  • #2
80 to 90 cm, however, is not too tight. And corner entries of showers with a maximum width of 90 cm can already be more than uncomfortable for taller and somewhat bulkier people. And washing hands too tight? Nope, folks ... and under no circumstances sacrifice the wardrobe niche.
 

K a t j a

2023-02-21 07:59:05
  • #3
Mmh, I would find 80 already a bit tight in the WC. You have to be able to turn around too.... :rolleyes:. The so-called absolute minimum. A 80 cm shower is also not exactly a hit for broad-shouldered people or rather actually too small. Anyone who wants a shower in the guest WC usually also needs a decent washbasin, since it serves as a guest bathroom or even as its own second bathroom. And as such, there should also be room for towels somewhere... That’s all rather for the land of dwarfs, if you ask me. We don’t know the rest of the ground floor. If there’s still a large wardrobe parked in the hallway, the niche is in my opinion still up for discussion.
 

SoL

2023-02-21 08:40:00
  • #4
Full agreement. Upon another look at the row solution: Where is the toilet paper supposed to go?
 

Steffi33

2023-02-21 12:57:38
  • #5
Do you really need a guest shower??? I've never missed something like that. Our guests just use our shower.
 

SoL

2023-02-21 13:04:30
  • #6
How old are your children and how many do you have? As soon as they reach their teenage years, they like to shower long and privately. That can then cause a traffic jam in the morning.
 
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