Planning guest bathroom, need your tips

Hello everyone,

we are currently planning a guest WC in a new building and need a few of your tips for implementation. In our previous planning, the guest WC was to have a length of 174cm and a width of 131cm. However, the planner has now installed a service shaft in the WC (about 20cm wide), so that the length, minus the shaft, is now about 150cm, see the attachment "Variant 1".

We now find the WC a bit too small. We want to attach the shaft to the right side of the wall and make the WC wider. The adjacent wardrobe would thereby be smaller, but I think the WC is more important here because it is used quite often. Life takes place on the ground floor.

I have also attached the variants 2, 3, and 4, which I consider reasonable. In all cases, the WC would now be 174cm long and, including the shaft (20cm), 150cm wide. The shaft is the dashed bar in the pictures.

Our favorite is variant 4.

What do you think about it?

[*]Are the dimensions sufficient for a guest WC?
[*]Which variant would you prefer, are there other suggestions?

I like the first option best. You get light from the side at the sink, you don't fall directly into the toilet, and you don't have a strangely narrow corner. I don't like option four at all.

Strangely, the titles of the images were not included in the description. I am attaching the version again in the hope that it works this time.

I agree .. so the building contractor plan. 154 cm width is more than enough there. That’s 60 cm for a basin and 90 cm for the WC. Door position and swing are also fine, and the wardrobe cabinet definitely fits better on the upper wall of the plan.

I agree .. so the construction contractor's plan. 154 cm width is more than enough. That's 60 cm for a basin and 90 cm for the toilet. Door position and hinge side also fit, and the wardrobe cabinet definitely fits better on the upper wall of the plan.

The toilet has a distance of only 50 cm to the opposite wall in his plan. Isn't that too little?

You have 130 cm room depth, 20 cm shelf should be enough and toilet about 52-55 cm. That leaves 55 cm. And, one could consider placing the toilet diagonally at the top right corner. And check whether the shelf really needs to be 20 cm deep.