Two bathrooms: Where should tiles go?

That has already been decided with the prefab house manufacturer u

That makes even less sense for the tile planning if you don't show it. Or is it the final draft you showed in post 1??

That thing doesn't exist yet, ;-) see answer to barfly666.

You also plan things that (still) don't exist. That's called planning ;)

Oh, yes, that is also "on the builder's side" - then you should also invite (maybe not only in the thread) ...

I warmly invite all forum members. :) Or did you mean something else?

That then makes even less sense for the tile planning if you don't show it. Or is it the final design you showed in post 1??

Yes, the two photos in post 1 show our bathrooms. Possibly, we will add a "visual separation" between the bathtub-sauna-shower area and the toilet area in the larger bathroom upstairs. But that will come at a later time. First, we need a "feeling" for the room and its dimensions.

That thing doesn’t even exist yet, ;-)

A light on the horizon... small fun fact: you can also go for a walk outside :oops: I admit, however, that "elliptical trainer workout" sounds better :p

Planning the sauna with shower area without a masonry partition wall, because no dirty corners and appearance were important to us. Do not plan too many walls in the bathroom, it feels oppressive.

Or did you mean it differently?

If I wanted to build a sauna myself and knew a sauna DIY builder, I would discuss it with him and even ask if he would be interested in a few days of active vacation ...

If I wanted to build a sauna myself and knew a sauna DIY builder, I would discuss it with him and even ask if he would be interested in a few days of active vacation ...

Ah, now I understand. :-) We were thinking of a sauna kit that my husband would assemble when the time comes. :) But support is of course always welcome, if only because it would be too boring for my husband alone.