Main bathroom (10 sqm) with open shower, any ideas?

  • Erstellt am 2016-07-05 21:38:06

Gatho

2016-07-11 10:30:54
  • #1
Yes and no, I simply moved them down. The left wall is rebuilt in both versions.
 

Jochen104

2016-07-11 10:32:53
  • #2
Then you can also build the wall in combination with the corner bathtub. Masonry walls increase the area that needs to be tiled / plastered / painted again => costs. So you cannot really consider it in isolation.
 

Gatho

2016-07-11 11:03:27
  • #3
First of all, thank you again for the effort!

I have attached your suggestion here again (it’s already been six pages ago ). For me, the corner bathtub with 1.89m is smaller than a 1.70m bathtub!? When I check on Re_ter.de and look at the sketches of corner bathtubs that still fit in our bathroom (1.5m width/length), I can only lie in the tub with bent legs.

 

Uwe82

2016-07-11 11:18:49
  • #4
But with the 115cm internal length of your Kaldewei, it won't be any different. For comparison: our corner bathtub with a 150cm leg length has 127cm internal length, in which I can comfortably lie with my 180cm fully stretched legs.
 

Jochen104

2016-07-11 11:26:19
  • #5
Gladly

So, after a brief search, I found some corner bathtubs with an arm length of around 150cm and a floor length of, for example, 138cm (Galatea S202 corner bathtub SUN 150 x 150) or 131cm (corner bathtub Largo 150 x 150 cm (1032)).

Almost all 175cm bathtubs seem to have a floor length under 120cm.
 

ypg

2016-07-11 11:30:38
  • #6
You are already at Reuter, good. If you compare some corner bathtubs there at the real price with the Duo Classic, the additional cost for a corner bathtub does not necessarily have to be higher at your plumber. Maybe an asymmetrical one is also an option? Some are also higher, so you as a tall person can still bathe comfortably.
 
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