Looks interesting.Google mal Allibert, Wings, Walk in Dusche.
Looks interesting. Floor-level access could be difficult or rather complicated to implement, I think.In our current (still) rented apartment, we have a curved glass wall. Very practical, everything clean with one wipe and extremely space-saving due to the curved wall. Unfortunately, we haven’t found anything comparable for our new building. (Asked 3 manufacturers and 3 glaziers). We then found something comparable abroad. Just google Allibert, Wings, Walk in Dusche.
OK I actually like that too, only a complete glass wall is almost too much effort for cleaning for me. Stone me if you want, but that’s why I, or my boyfriend, surely don’t wipe all the tiles after every shower. That would never have occurred to me. That way we would still have a good 70-80 cm to the toilet, if we make the small cute glass plate on the right, then the toilet paper would also be somewhat protected, because that would have been our idea, if it stays open towards the toilet, it always soaks the paper a bit.Ok sorry, without looking it up I might have described it a bit stupidly. So I took a photo strictly following "a picture is worth a thousand words". And I also measured again right away. The passage is 73cm wide, the narrow part at the front right (called "corner piece" by me) is 26cm and the depth of the shower is 120cm. This 26cm "corner piece" had to go on this side, otherwise maybe water would have gotten on the wall there. We would have preferred it on the other side, as possibly the pipe above would have been omitted then. Unfortunately, the owner did not build the shower flush with the floor here, but it works perfectly and no Mediterranean Sea is created outside. Anyway, with almost every shower some water gets outside, for example with doors when they are opened and water drips off. We are less bothered by a few drops on the floor. So THAT would be my minimum size, although I would prefer 140cm and then without a "corner" and as I said half-high built.
but in a new building that would not be a major problem.Looks interesting. A level access could be difficult or rather complicated to create, I think.