New construction / Bathroom planning / Family bathroom / 11.5 sqm

@ hampshire/lastdrop,
at what height does the glass wall start for you?
How is the glass attached?
Who built it? A glazier, the drywall installer?
How is it with cleaning, does it stay clean when showering?

Height 1.11
Installation: placed on a horizontal surface (tile) and leaned against the tile edge of the wall tiles in the shower area, because it is tiled higher there than on the WC side. Bonded with transparent silicone.
The tiler installed it.
Cleaning while showering: just run a squeegee over it and that’s it.

We only have one person with long hair and no problem. You can routinely reach through the finger-width opening well. We haven’t needed to do more than that yet. If it ever comes to that, I’ll check with an endoscope and wire.

Built the same way here ...

Have a similar layout with similar size. We rotated the WC to save space. I find your shower screen with 90 a bit small. With 145cm in ours, I already have concerns about whether there will be flooding.

I also find the few 90 too tight. With tile and plaster, it is 85cm. Too much water escapes there.

I also find the few 90 too tight. With tile and plaster it is 85 cm. Too much water escapes there.

Yes, water does come out if you just leave the opening open. Then a small shower curtain is put in, which is replaced from time to time. That is why I would not redesign there. I like the toilet niche in the T arrangement better than the rotated version.

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have you already built your bathroom or is it still in planning like ours?
That is, do you already have practical experience with the 1.45m long shower screen?
The 90cm shower screen also seems a bit tight to me.
Do other readers have experience with the shower screen length and water leakage?