Parents' Bathroom Layout

ypg, the problem is that the toilet can no longer really be moved because ceiling parts with corresponding holes have already been ordered there, or so I was told. Otherwise, with this floor plan, we would have the same problem as before – the distance between the washbasin and the bathtub. Because nothing changes here, whether the shower is somewhat higher or somewhat lower. The bathtub and shower are the same width.

Does the whole family shower together, or for what kind of rituals do you need such a huge shower cabin? I clean myself, a smaller one is enough for me

I wanted the 140cm for the walk-in shower so that water doesn't splash out and you can do without a door. Otherwise, 120x120 would also be more than enough.

ypg, the problem is that the toilet can no longer really be moved, as ceiling parts with corresponding holes have already been ordered there, or so I was told. Otherwise, with this floor plan we would have the same problem as before – the distance between the washbasin and bathtub. Because nothing changes here, whether the shower is a bit higher or a bit lower. The tub and shower are the same width.

I understand. However, your shower dimensions confuse me. The spray goes in length... at 1.40 you need a barrier.

What kind of lock? The plan is now finally approved and looks as follows.

Of course, there is still the chance to shorten the shower tray to 120 during the shell construction.

I think this is a well-rounded story like this. The bathroom feels much more open than with the T, whose benefit I still do not understand, but which apparently many people like.

What kind of lock? The plan is now finally approved and looks as follows.

Of course, there is still the chance to shorten the shower tray to 120 during the shell construction phase if needed.

I think it’s a neat solution as it is. The bathroom feels much more open than with the T, whose purpose I still don’t understand but which apparently many people like.

I am confused: wasn’t it mentioned in this thread that the splashes go up to about 1.60? In length, that is? I read this in the forum every three days, I have a walk-in shower myself... I have never seen a width of 1.40, since you already need a lot of space in length.

Well, you must have had a reason for it, which I just can’t understand now as I haven’t followed the thread for a long time. Sorry!

140 length, 120 width