Possibilities of bathroom design

Yep, how many cm between the end of the glass wall and the beginning of the bathtub? And... maybe there would also be room for an additional toilet or is there no need?

Is this a new building? Single-family house and not a multi-story residential building? Only if both answers are "Yes" do you have influence on the drainage, which could still throw a huge wrench in your plans.

I also don't see any recesses in your plan... those also need a lot of space, the toilet about 15 cm depth.

yep, how many cm between the end of the glass wall and the beginning of the bathtub?
And.... maybe an additional toilet would also fit or is there no need?

exactly 60cm
just as you guessed

one could certainly consider that in the upper right corner of the room. But I think it will remain with one next to the bathroom.

Is this a new building? Single-family house and not a multi-family dwelling? Only if both answers are "yes" do you have influence on the drainage, which could still throw a big wrench in your plans.

I also see no false walls in your plan... they also require a lot of space, about 15 cm depth for the toilet.

yes, it is a new building, it is a multi-family apartment.
here again the excerpt from the plan, bathroom and toilet

of course, this still needs to be clarified


here also the raw structural dimensions of both


variant bathtub and shower with Ytong in between is how I imagine it, with that the shower would be about 80x100cm

alternatively, bathtub with 170cm, then the shower would be 90x100.
the door frame would of course have to be taken into account, since this wall is drywall, it is still possible to move the door if necessary

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One could certainly consider that in the top right corner of the room. But I think it will remain next to the bathroom.

I would think about it again calmly, possibly at least provide for it! Who knows.... Maybe you have to see it live somewhere... feel it... because of distances etc. The variant of a shower wall on the bathtub is perhaps more space-saving but doesn't really appeal to me. Maybe there are some nice solutions for that...

I have a bathroom about the same size as yours. After much back and forth, I decided not to get a bathtub. In the end, I don't need it that often. It's a bit of a shame - but only a little bit. Instead, I have a "low-maintenance" shower without hinges on the glass wall and big enough so that it doesn't splash out. Maybe that could be an idea too?

I would think it over again in peace, maybe at least consider it! Who knows....
Maybe you also have to see it live somewhere.....feel it...because of distances etc.

The version with a shower wall on the tub is maybe more space-saving but I don't really like it. Maybe there are some nice solutions though...

I am meeting the installer on site on Wednesday, then I'll take a look at it live.
The precondition is, as you say, that you have to get a feel for it, let's see.

I have a bathroom about the same size as yours. After a long back and forth I decided not to have a tub. In the end, I don't need it that often. It's a bit of a pity - but only a little.
Instead, I have a "low-maintenance" shower without hinges on the glass wall and big enough so it doesn't splash out. Maybe that could be an idea too?

Definitely something to consider, the longer you think about it the more practical it would be.
Thanks for the suggestion.