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Our bathroom is - when I see other floor plans - quite small at about 7 sqm. During the renovation, we moved the toilet to the opposite wall, removed the bathtub, which was still there despite the shower, and preferred to use the space for a double washbasin and a 130 cm x 95 cm large shower. Ideal for us :)

Very nice :-) Which tiles are those? And the size 120 x 60?

there is no simpler method to apply the coating evenly on a structure like a railing with many edges and weld seams. My steel stringers were painted. A total of 3 times really thick. Very time-consuming, partly due to drying times. Powder coating is an easier story by comparison. It is much more durable anyway.

I don’t want to deny that it’s possible, but I’m satisfied with the painting. My staircase is stainless steel that was then painted. A friend of mine did it at an unbeatable price.

Furthermore... powder coating is much thinner than paint. And practically impossible to retouch inconspicuously.

I have to intervene here :)
Since I have developed powder coatings for over a decade, I can correct some things here – or at least share my experience.
According to my experience, classic powder coatings have a significantly higher layer thickness than wet paints. For a proper powder coating, in my opinion, a more complex plant technology is required, because it is applied electrostatically to the workpiece and also has to be baked at a sufficient object temperature. Of course, wet paints can also be processed elaborately, but that is not a "must." Problematic can be many thin cross-connections, such as on certain fences or Alessandro’s railing, which are not well coated due to electrostatics because the powder is not picked up by the workpiece here (keyword: Faraday cage). Powder coating also adheres significantly better to the substrate with proper processing than wet paint. For railings, if it is to be a powder coating, I would choose a fine-structure coating, which also conceals optical imperfections well. :)
However, development in powder coatings has not stood still, so there are also wet powder coatings (slurries), in which the powder coating is dispersed, e.g., in water. The advantage is – especially for larger surfaces – better flow, since classic powder coatings tend to develop a so-called orange peel effect.
*smartass mode off*

A great before / after comparison! Left "creepy", right "very nice"

Here are two more pictures "from life" that I took a few minutes ago, without putting anything away. Added are - as mentioned this afternoon - the built-in cabinet, the shower screen, the room thermostat (to the left of the window), the shelf board (to the right of the window) visually matching the stainless steel window handles, and the hairdryer holder as well as the pleated blind. Of the collection of shower gels and shampoo bottles - some are still standing on the floor(!) - exactly one bottle (!!) belongs to me.

Very nice :) What kind of tiles are those? And the size 120 x 60?

The size is 120 cm x 120 cm. We also have the same tiles in the living/dining area and the kitchen. Because of the size, they really stand out even more there. My wife purposefully aimed for them in the store and – as could be expected – they were the most expensive ones there :( I have to look up the name ...

Oooch... somehow I find the old bathtub bathroom cozier.. not exactly nicer... but cozier.