kbt09
2020-03-09 06:20:34
- #1
... that's how different the perception is. I find V6 more harmonious. Otherwise .. top solution.
Parent bathroom + children's bathroom arrangements
- Erstellt am 2020-03-03 11:21:04
Shiny86
2020-03-09 10:32:25
- #2
I have now favored v5. It is like v6, except the door doesn’t slide up as high. I don’t like the toilet bowl, sink, and bathtub so close together. The cabinet that v6 and v7 are based on is probably only available in Switzerland. Now we have considered stacking the washing machine and dryer without a cabinet, or maybe in an open shelving system if we find one. Opening and closing a cabinet door all the time, I think, is always annoying when doing laundry. Then v5 should fit well. I thank again very much for the effort.
11ant
2020-03-09 13:54:35
- #3
And? - is there no Amazonie in Switzerland?The cabinet targeted at the v6 and v7 is probably only available in Switzerland.
Shiny86
2020-03-09 17:33:27
- #4
It is not available online. But that is a kitchen manufacturer. I should probably ask in the kitchen studio since I am there anyway for kitchen planning..
The architect drew it.
See old and new version.
Can someone tell me why the walls look different in the 2nd version?
The washing machine niche is 60cm deep. I think that is too little. What do you think, should we draw in more to be safe? Is 70cm enough?
And I wanted a 1.01/2.20 m window with a fixed element at the bottom instead of a French balcony. But I was still missing an emergency exit window. That’s why he made it 1.13/2.20.
I live in NRW. According to the internet, emergency exit windows should be at least 0.90x1.20m. Why didn’t my window request fit? Does the emergency exit window have to face the street?
The architect is not available today. So I’m asking here
The architect drew it.
See old and new version.
Can someone tell me why the walls look different in the 2nd version?
The washing machine niche is 60cm deep. I think that is too little. What do you think, should we draw in more to be safe? Is 70cm enough?
And I wanted a 1.01/2.20 m window with a fixed element at the bottom instead of a French balcony. But I was still missing an emergency exit window. That’s why he made it 1.13/2.20.
I live in NRW. According to the internet, emergency exit windows should be at least 0.90x1.20m. Why didn’t my window request fit? Does the emergency exit window have to face the street?
The architect is not available today. So I’m asking here
matte
2020-03-09 18:25:54
- #5
Ask him how big the bathtub is. I suspect it is still 1.70m long. That has to fit the construction planning, as the position of the shower wall and thus also the wall to the master bathroom depends on it.
I suspect that he built the walls as drywall, which then results in a different hatching.
I suspect that he built the walls as drywall, which then results in a different hatching.
Shiny86
2020-03-09 19:18:50
- #6
Ask him how big the bathtub is. I assume it's still 1.70m long. That has to fit for the construction planning; the position of the shower wall and thus also the wall to the master bathroom depends on that.
I suspect he made the walls as drywall, which results in a different hatching.
Measured now, the tub is 1.8.
What do you say about the niche depth of 0.6?
Privacy screen 0.7. Is that enough?