Renovation tips for a very small bathroom with a shower instead of a bathtub

Otherwise, maybe put a glass pane in half of the reveal, flush with the edge of the wall? Certainly wouldn’t win any beauty contests, but a shower in the entrance area would be out of the question for me.

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[*]Where is the heating?

[*]What is the sill height of the window?

[*]Where are the existing water connections?

[*]Would the door open outwards?

[*]Are the 99 cm on the left side really 99 cm or are there tiles that could possibly be removed?

[*]Will anything be done to the floor structure (tiled shower?)

Separate the entire rear area with a glass door, shower in the middle attached to the ceiling, toilet in front of the window. Compact washbasin to the left of the entrance.

Maybe someone here in the forum has a brilliant idea?

Brilliant, I don't know, but this could work



The window as a double sash, but both able to open, with a glass partition in the middle of the sashes. The glass partition can be attached and sealed to the middle post of the window in the reveal using an additional aluminum profile or similar. Drywall with tiles could also work here. Window for opening to improve ventilation, not fixed glazing. The gap between the sashes, where the post is visible and accessible, basically only allows a narrow profile or a glass pane. You can get around this by using two separate windows instead of a double sash window and a coupling profile in the middle. That makes working there much easier.
About 70 cm remain for the toilet from approx. 90 cm for the shower. Not a palace, but quite usable for people of average build. The pre-wall element would have to be extra narrow so that the toilet is centered (I assume the drain goes right through to the ceiling). Washbasin at the entrance and change the door hinge to open outwards.

Maybe should just read his thread and answer the questions before other users try to help here.

I agree, ;) .. I have something in mind, but nothing works without answered questions.