Which shelf in the shower in the new building

I really have to marvel at how some OPs ramble on for numerous posts about operas where ONE picture would have explained everything.

Well! He's not asking: "Help, I don't know how to create a hidden shelf in the shower," he's asking for good alternative storage options. I keep wondering how a post about contributions gets so distorted that later the OP is scolded.

I think we will choose an option that tiles into the corners.

I would consider a corner solution: usually corner setups don't look as nicely done as linear ones.

I would consider a corner solution: usually corner things don't look as nicely resolved as straight-lined ones.

you think so :) I like our corner.

Well! He doesn't ask: "Help, I don't know how to make a hidden shelf in the shower," he asks for good alternative storage options. I am always amazed at how a post about contributions is distorted in such a way that later people scold the original poster.

A shower is regularly surrounded by only three walls. There is no need to explain in a piecemeal fashion how these walls are designed and dimensioned; one section from the floor plan is enough for everyone to understand. No one has distorted anything here, I have already scolded the right person.

you think so :) I like our corner.

Everyone likes "theirs." Maybe your corner is one of the exceptions because it's nicely arranged. You might need to upload a picture as proof, so that no unwanted salami gets sliced here ;)

A shower is regularly surrounded by only three walls. You don’t need to explain in a piecemeal fashion how these walls are constructed and dimensioned; one section from the floor plan is enough for everyone to be informed. Here, no one has distorted anything, I have already scolded the right person.

For the question about a shelf not built into the wall, the walls do not matter. Only your desire to potentially find a more general solution would make this necessary.

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Of course, you can also build a niche into a wall (11.5cm?) towards the staircase.
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That’s how it had to be done for us.