walk-in shower size

2020-01-05 17:28:04

Thank you, al3x. It's clear what you write. Here in the thread the idea was brought up that I could install a shower and a tub. Possible, but I have discarded that idea again. I really don't bathe often, and for that it's not worth it, I think. So there remains plenty of space for the shower. If I take 180, the shower always somehow cuts through the room. Hmm, where do I best place the shower?

You could still take the 1.65 x 1.00m niche as a walk-in shower and have a glass door on the side as the entrance. Either you build up the entire 1.65m wall and leave only space for a shower door, or you glaze the entire 1.65m including the door. Then the shower would be very bright – but more demanding to clean.

2020-01-05 17:33:13

I actually didn’t want a door because I want to avoid cleaning effort. The hinges and so on don’t look nice after a while. But that will probably be the easiest. Or I put the door on the niche and the shower in front of the current door. With the shifted door, the bathroom gets a more pleasing shape. Unfortunately, the interior walls are already in place and moving the door costs extra money.

2020-01-05 19:34:42

You could still use the 1.65 x 1.00 m niche as a walk-in shower with a glass door on the side as an entrance. Either you brick up the entire 1.65 m and leave only space for a shower door, or you glaze the entire 1.65 m including the door. Then the shower would be very bright - but more intensive to clean.

Or combine something

I actually didn’t want a door because I want to avoid cleaning effort.

There is still some cleaning effort, but wiping down a simple glass wall takes less than half a minute. I think the niche is perfect for something like that.

2020-01-05 19:37:29

danixf, I also chip off the tiles. But it only takes half a minute. Your shower turned out well - wall + glass. Looks good and is definitely practical. I want to avoid doors and hinges and corners on the shower wall. How big is your shower?

2020-01-05 19:43:44

danixf, I also chip off the tiles. But it only takes about half a minute. Your shower turned out well - wall + glass. Looks good and is definitely practical. I want to avoid doors and hinges and corners on the shower wall. How big is your shower?

The picture is just from the internet (unfortunately). We have about 1m x 1.20m. One side with a 2.10m high wall... but we also have an extra spot light inside the shower.

You avoid doors and hinges like this... avoiding corners will be difficult.

2020-01-06 00:31:24

And how many useless posts from 11ant does this thread need?

None at all. That’s why I have only one here (#9), and its purpose is to link to the crosspost – but you could have done that yourself.

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walk-in shower size

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