New construction / Bathroom planning / Family bathroom / 11.5 sqm

Although I am not addressed, I also did not execute the [T] up to the ceiling but rather 2.10 m high. The walls are constructed with wooden studs and Fermacell, above which they are tiled or painted (we also integrated a shelf next to the toilet, the shower is wider and has a tiled seat). We adjusted the thickness to the installation. The flush tank is completely recessed into the wall between the shower and the WC, the fittings are wall-integrated. The other walls are approximately 12 cm thick.

Similar with us.
Height approximately 210/220.
The washbasin wall should be 12cm.
The wall between the toilet and the shower is thicker, at least 24. There is also a flushing cistern inside.

I believe it is also Fermacell (or drywall) with us.

we are still building. In March I can report on the first shower orgies. The bathroom planner said that nothing would leak out from 120cm, at most a few splashes that can be managed with a bath mat. It is probably still important that the tiler ensures a sufficient slope.

We were also advised to go up to the ceiling for structural reasons. It's only an 11 cm wall anyway. Yes, the shower is quite dark. It is also turned away from the window. I think many wouldn't have needed the 30 cm open at the top there either. We have two spots in the ceiling of the shower and an LED strip in the upper area of the wall. It can also change colors and is controlled by a motion detector.

We have a similar size. However, I don't like a shared bathroom. Here is our version.

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Very nice! THAT is a bathroom!