Required width of the bathroom for T-wall solution

Who of you has a T-wall in the bathroom behind which the toilet and shower are hidden?

How wide is your bathroom, that is, the room width parallel to the T-line to which the sink is usually attached?

How wide does a bathroom have to be so that the T-line is wide enough to properly shield the toilet and shower and still leave enough space on the left and right for a passage?

I would estimate that a room width of at least 300 cm is needed: 80 cm passage width to the toilet on one side, 140 cm T-line in the middle, and then another 80 cm passage width to the shower on the other side.

Hello jx7,

I think a minimum room width of 300 cm should be sufficient.

However, with this width, you will hardly avoid installing a door for the shower.

In our experience, the narrow 70 cm side wall of the shower is definitely not enough as a splash guard - in our shower, we have a length of 144 cm up to the door opening, which is just enough.

Regards,

Dirk

Our bathroom is only 275 cm wide, so a T-solution is probably out of the question. Or am I mistaken?

From the gut, I would have said rather 3.10-3.20m. Partition 0.20 + 2 x wall depth 0.80 + 2 x 0.70 passage.

We also have a T-bathroom and our room is 3 m wide. The passages are planned with 76 cm and the wall for the washbasins with 1.50 m. The shower is 1.20 x 1.20

With your room width, you could possibly also make an "L-bath"? We had something like that suggested somewhere in the forum before.