Walk-in shower / Your tips and ideas

We have a half and half in the guest WC, 1m wide and 1.12m deep .... since the entrance is to the left of the wall with glass top in the corner, you effectively have 1.90m depth for water splashing. In the master bathroom, it is 1.40m deep and 1m wide, at the back there is still a 10 cm deep ledge to rest your feet .... the window in this shower is located opposite its exit on the opposite wall .... the shower niche is illuminated with LED and a spotlight would shine in as well but I have never turned it on ... Much more important I find it to mention that in both showers we have wall heating on one wall and THAT is really great ... I would never do a complete glass wall that I have to clean all the time

This is how it looks for us. 1.00m wide and 1.40m deep. Fits well. It is also nice and bright because there is a large window directly behind us.

I would avoid glass in the shower as much as possible or at least consider a water softener.

Separation at 2.2m, otherwise it splashes over - especially if there is a rain shower involved. Integrate the floor-level drain into the wall - looks better and is easier to tile. Plan a tiled seating area in that zone. If the area faces the only window: How does daylight reach the rest of the room? Consider partial glazing.

for me it looks like this:
width 110cm, length 200cm.
glass wall height 220cm, length 140cm



Removing the shower wall takes less than 30 seconds.
It actually only gets wet in the lower half. I clean it once a week, but I do that with the mirror too.

It only actually gets wet in the lower half. I clean it once a week, but I do the same with the mirror.

Similar to us. You have to clean everything 1-2 times a week anyway. Squeegeeing after showering is not really any effort.

Hi, @allessandro: The shower looks really good. Could you share the dimensions of the shower with me/us? We are still working on our bathroom planning... Regards Olli