Install laundry chute in shower?

Complete disaster, the laundry chute - putting something like that in a new building is simply not acceptable! Why ruin the whole nice house when you can just do the laundry where it is needed to be taken off. Namely on the upper floor!

One can basically suggest that as a helpful Plan B or kindly ask if there are still possibilities. It is unacceptable, especially when walls are already standing, to call something a disaster (whether it is true or not) and thereby hurt the OP. Not everyone is lucky enough to spend a lot of time browsing forums and weighing everything meticulously (or having to). Not everyone is infallible. By the way, there are restrictions that do not make everything buildable that is nice to have. As a frequent reader here, one knows that. Besides, this is about the attic! You can’t have a washing machine on every floor, can you?

I would plan the shower exactly where the mirror is. Do you still have the possibility to make it flush with the floor? I would place the toilet under the window, that saves a lot of space, and the sink where the toilet was planned. A sink "in the door" is not so great. The washbasin could be on a countertop and mounted below the flap.

Complete disaster, the laundry chute - putting something like that into a new building is just not acceptable! Why would you plan the whole beautiful house that way when you can simply do the laundry where it is undressed and needed. Namely upstairs!

Sarcasm? Troll? Or maybe had a bit too much to drink? :D Laundry room upstairs is rather an exception for good reasons. Many people don’t want that.

I think it's a shame that here it's only black or white.... I don't want to do my laundry upstairs and have it there, even if that definitely has advantages. For me, my laundry room has more advantages for ME! The laundry chute is the compromise so that the laundry baskets aren't upstairs like in the bathroom etc. And I just think it's really great :-) :-)

And I have the chute opening for the laundry shaft in the shower in the attic, and there is absolutely no problem with moisture. You should use a somewhat well-designed flap that has no gap. Before I place space-wasting and visually dreadful laundry baskets, washing machines, and dryers in the living area, I prefer to undress in the shower and let the laundry fall into the basement next to the washing machine.

Before I put space-wasting and visually horrible laundry baskets, washing machines and dryers in the living area

Oh, now it’s about living space? o_O People, you really are great Telephone game artists ;) This thread here seems to get everyone off the sofas to praise, justify and sell their own laundry (mis)planning and to downgrade everything else as anything but bottomless crap. :D I’ll report this thread for the year 2021 as one of the Top 3 :cool::p