Oval design bathtub – can it be moved slightly due to dirt behind it?

Hi - why not just separate the shower with a wall? That way you would save a lot of space for the toilet. With the length of the wall, you would still have a royally large shower. If you want daylight in the shower, you can even make the wall half glass. Well, if you feel like regularly squeegeeing it.

We have a half-height wall and simply no glass on top. But we are also a bit crazy.

Our bathroom has similar dimensions, slightly smaller but without a bathtub. The shower is 120x90 cm.

Exactly these:

If one is getting ready at the washbasin, the other has to cuddle up to him to get to the toilet.

We have the guest WC right next door.

You are under a small misconception. You cannot open a double-wing window from the outside. So no quick entry from outside to wash your hands.

I think you took a wrong turn somewhere. As long as the floor-to-ceiling window is not closed, I can go in and out as I please.

I think the sink should be close to the bathroom door, that's where you mostly access it from inside.

Of course, you have to weigh which compromises are necessary.

Hi - why not simply separate the shower with a wall? Then you would gain a lot of space for the toilet? With that wall length, you would still have a royally large shower. If you want daylight in the shower you can even make the wall half glass. But only if you're willing to regularly squeegee it.

We have a half-height wall and no glass on top of it. But we’re a bit crazy too.

Doesn’t that always leave a narrow access area (towards the bathroom door)? Or where is the shower head supposed to be?

Our bathroom has similar dimensions, slightly smaller though and without a tub. The shower is 120x90 cm.

Well, a shower curtain is the absolute worst thing we want to avoid. Even a shower door is not desirable, the hinges and seals always get mouldy.

Well, a shower curtain is the absolute worst thing we want to avoid.

But it is incredibly practical.

Well, a shower curtain is the absolute worst thing we want to avoid. Even a shower door is not desirable, the hinges & seals always get grimy.

Then the shower should be at least 2 meters long (from the showerhead to the entrance/exit). Otherwise, you will always have (a lot of) water on the floor.

Then the shower should have a length of at least 2m (from the showerhead to the entrance/exit). Otherwise, you will always have (a lot of) water on the floor.

I have a shower measuring 180x90 with a glass wall 130cm long. That works well, without much splashing. But I am also not very tall and do not have a rain shower (which splashes a lot).