Opening direction of the attic bathroom door

I stated my personal opinion. Why is that nonsense?

By the way, I wrote that I would probably do it with a door that opens at a 90-degree angle to a wall.

In the makeshift solution, "in my opinion" was missing for me, it read like "that's how it is in new construction. Period."

And I overlooked the part about the wall, I was probably already too tired. So all good...

Is an outward-opening bathroom door not even mandatory in age-appropriate housing? In that respect, that would even be an advantage.

There are also sliding doors, even wall-integrated.

Thanks for the opinions. But it doesn’t really help me make a decision yet.

Why, answers came to your question after all.

Is there basically anything against planning to open the bathroom door outwards (into the hallway) in the 1.5-story house, i.e. in the attic?

No, it doesn't. But since we don't have the rest of the floor plan, we don't know what the situation is in the hallway. So maybe there is something against it after all.

Sure, here is the translation:

Clearly, answers came, but one half did not want to go public, the other did

Here is a bit more of the hallway.