Poor layout of a 4.5 sqm ground floor bathroom with shower

Hello!

I am currently thinking about how to best arrange the ground floor bathroom.
The room dimensions are 165cm x 273cm.
The window is on the exterior wall facing north, the size and arrangement have not yet been decided.

Does anyone perhaps have an idea, or maybe a few example layouts of small (elongated) bathrooms with a shower? I would now keep it relatively simple, everything in one row. Or is there something speaking against that?

Best regards,
Daniel

No objection. How large should the shower be? Can the window only go on the wall?

I would leave it as it is. You don't have many options if the door and window remain like that. The arrangement in this order also seems the most sensible to me. Any change would have some disadvantage, and I would also want to keep access to the window clear. In addition, the arrangement is probably also the best for the cable routing.

It is marked as 80x80cm, it should not be too tight between the wall and the shower so that there is still easy access to the window. The window must be on the wall, it can only be moved on this wall.

80x80 is already very tight and small. I would really only recommend that in an emergency. I would widen at least one side to 90 cm or one meter. That should still be feasible space-wise. Possibly, the toilet could be placed under the window and the shower extended. But if the shower is hardly going to be used at all, then 80x80 would probably be okay.

There is enough space for the toilet, it can also be moved, I'm just not sure if it will be too tight between the window and the wall. Is 90x80 sufficient? The shower is available in case there is a traffic jam in the upstairs bathroom in the morning.