T-piece: sensible division/dimensions

Hi,

a quick question about our bathroom. We're getting a T-piece (please no discussion about whether it's good/bad, we like it ) and are wondering how to dimension it most sensibly. On the top of the plan, there will be a toilet and a bidet, so the shower will go on the bottom of the plan. We will increase the width to 1.40m. The question now is how best to divide the length. The plan is 1.28m for the shower and 0.8m for the toilet/bidet. Does that work?

Cheers
the gnome

if you were to turn the T-piece into an L-piece and then place the toilet at the top left against the wall, you would have a significantly longer shower and shorten the sink wall by 20-30cm. as you have planned it now, you still need to account for the pre-wall installations in the shower and toilet, so your drawn wall will certainly become thicker.

best regards
sabine

Where are the 0.8 there? I do not see your dimensions in the drawing.

I still don't understand what the bidet/WC arrangement is supposed to look like. Side by side might be quite tight, right?

Hello,

thank you for the opinions/notes.
We have now decided on the layout in the attachment. The 65cm toilet/bidet is not quite ideal, I would have preferred 80+cm, but I think one can live with it.

The plan is not fully dimensioned ..

but the shower and WC niche could probably be around 150 cm wide instead of 134 - or?