Parent bathroom + children's bathroom arrangements

Who would have thought, but I have no idea about installation walls


Thanks for the suggestion! I like that direction. Is there maybe also something possible with a dryer and washing machine?


True, walking into the wall is not nice. I couldn't think of anything better. Do you like Matte's idea or do you not like it either?

True, walking into a wall is not nice. I couldn't think of anything better. Do you like Matte's idea or do you not find it nice either?

I don't really understand what role that plays, but yes, I think the idea is great, as you should be able to see from the little likes under the post.

You wouldn't make the partition wall longer than 1.2m or is that what you mean?

I wouldn't make the shower (for single use) 120 wide, and long, yes 120 plus passage is okay.

what you should be able to see from the small likes under the post.

I think likes are in second place for being ignored, just behind signatures. Which distorts the picture – because, for example, I constantly use the likes tool when I agree with a post content-wise so much that adding my own comment would be double content.

I wouldn't make the shower (for single use) 120 wide, and long, yes 120 plus passage is okay.

But you always read about 1.60m? I understood 1.60 plus an additional 70cm passage below. I'm confused. I definitely want it without a door and then it was said here that both bathrooms are too small for that. But if it's only about a 1.20 m partition wall, then my wish is not unrealistic.

Would probably prefer V4:

Dryer and washing machine can be placed side by side on a pedestal. Above that is space for a shelf for detergent, etc.
However, doing laundry in the bathroom is anything but convenient. Where do you want to hang or fold it?
Where do you store the laundry until you have enough for a full load?
With V4, you could probably integrate that into the aforementioned shelf. With the other versions, it gets difficult.

Overall, though, I don’t find it nice to integrate washing machine + dryer into the bathroom.
But if that’s the only way to get it upstairs and otherwise you would have to put it in the ground floor or basement, I’d rather die with the washing machine in the bathroom. After all, it’s only the kids’ bathroom

@kaho
Saw your like. But you are very critical, so I was curious about your opinion. It could have been that you also don't find it ideal.
I'm just totally overwhelmed and afraid of doing something really wrong. I am grateful for absolutely every piece of advice and suggestion.