Planning main bathroom with pre-wall installation

  • Erstellt am 2019-07-25 14:52:45

11ant

2019-07-26 14:46:49
  • #1
It is even recognizable as 60x30 tiles. A bathroom is never so "slick" that you could Kärcher it clean without clearing anything away. There are shower gels, nail polish, shaving brushes, etc., and so on; putting the toilet brush into a secret compartment might still be funny, but doing the same with first aid supplies is rather not. The inevitable amount of "disturbances" on smooth surfaces is even emphasized by the contrast. Look at it positively: the side pipe boxed in next to the toilet makes it relatively much less conspicuous that an eyebrow pencil is lying around two and a half meters away (and possibly even slightly crooked, a tough test for autists *smile*).
 

chrisw81

2019-07-26 15:07:21
  • #2
It’s not about wanting to have secret compartments everywhere. Just looking at the gable wall alone, everything somehow appears poorly planned, unfinished, botched. For me, a professional bathroom doesn’t have pointless projections. I really don’t know if I wouldn’t constantly be annoyed by this half wall next to the toilet, just like the pipe box next to the washbasin, and constantly wonder why I didn’t pay better attention during the planning. That’s why I also liked the idea of completely extending the wall so much.
 

chrisw81

2019-07-26 15:30:13
  • #3
I am also annoyed with the architect because it would have been so easy to place the condensing boiler on the interior wall, so that the exhaust chimney would have been behind the wall of the washbasin. That could have been covered much more easily. That's what you call an architect :-(
 

ypg

2019-07-26 16:48:23
  • #4
You are building with a general contractor! Nothing is ever perfect there. The heating system will be installed by the plumber where HE thinks it is right. Have a nice weekend
 

chrisw81

2019-07-26 20:36:06
  • #5

Well, the planning of the heating location was done by the architect in our case, probably unaware of everything involved. The ceiling openings were also all devised by the planners of the general contractor.
The plumber would certainly have paid more attention and has already shaken his head over this planning.
 

kaho674

2019-07-26 21:06:29
  • #6
I would still be much more annoyed by the chimney in the middle of the bedroom. But that's an old story. I am also in favor of option 4 with imagined wooden shelves extending into the slope.
 

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