What size shower do you have? Any suggestions?

It's not about the placement of the shower, only about the size and the experiences.

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You can't say that so generally without a floor plan and door layout. Your bathroom is not big, and anything over 90 x 120 or 100 x 100 cm would be too bulky for me. My brother-in-law had a 150 x 150 built, but he also has a 30 sqm bathroom and he weighs 140 kilos. Of course, he would say that a smaller shower won't do. At my husband's request, we have 100 x 140 on the ground floor, but the bathroom there is 6 x 3.50 m. Upstairs, we have 100 x 100 in a bathroom of your dimensions – that's completely enough for me. But I only weigh 60 kilos.

we tried and asked around and then decided on 100x140 to have enough depth for the walk-in showers so that water does not splash out. However, in the ultimately desired material/design combination, only 90x140 was available. Therefore, we have now taken the above-mentioned size for all four showers. Some opinions still suggest that there can be a cold draft with an open walk-in shower, so the crossbar (the showers will all be constructed as glass U) will be designed as an optional shower curtain holder.

In the parent bath, we have 1.70m deep and 1.15m wide. Occasionally, a few small splashes make it outside, but basically, the depth is sufficient.

We did not want a door or glass, so a bit more space was necessary. Thus, it became 1.20m x 1.60m as a pure shower area. In addition, a large rain shower concealed in the wall. The width is because we have 120x60 tiles laid horizontally on the floor and up the wall there.

Here is the floor plan of the main bathroom.

It would fit in terms of space. I just don't like the layout that much. When lying in the bathtub, your head is at the height of the toilet, and when sitting on the toilet, you can see yourself in the washbasin mirror.