Open shower - how deep?

I would be interested and would be grateful for a photo.

So, now I am on vacation and have time, but shrinking the pictures was difficult.

By the way, these are Duka Multi-S 4000 shower walls.

Open Paint, go to resize, then maybe to 40% (results in 1/6 of the size), save. It takes a few seconds if you know how.

Small digression:
Shrinking images is very easy, for example with the free IrfanView (-> File menu/Batch Conversion). In addition to the pixel dimensions (Set button), you can also specify a target size in kB (Options button) and save all settings in a file, with which you can then process any number of images repeatedly with the same settings (e.g., for a forum). Slight sharpening of the reduced images restores their optimal sharpness. IrfanView also does this automatically if you wish. For different purposes, you can save different profiles and do not have to adjust everything again and again.
It is best to specify a different target directory during conversion so that the original images remain separately preserved in their directory.

What takes significantly longer than necessary if you only do it once in a blue moon, and is much more complicated. If you do it very often, you could even go a step further and buy something professional. Otherwise, there are many freeware programs.

Hello Froop,

we have a Hansgrohe Raindance and a 120x120 shower.

The head centered on the wall is 20cm higher than the centrally foldable side panel. It does not splash anywhere near over it.

It does splash out forward though. It should be 150cm there. Because our washbasin is located there. Afterwards I will make a door (just moved in). There are great examples here.

Most important: bathroom ventilation!

Have fun planning
Jens