Bathroom Layout - Too Narrow?

[Spinny]

Our bathroom is 2m by 2m. We put a narrower 725mm wide door in to the same pattern as the other doors - you would never notice.

 

And don't forget you don't need to have bath taps, we don't.

Edited April 22 by Spinny

[bmj1]

48 minutes ago, Spinny said:

Our bathroom is 2m by 2m. We put a narrower 725mm wide door in to the same pattern as the other doors - you would never notice.

 

And don't forget you don't need to have bath taps, we don't.

Sorry, how does one fill a bath without bath taps?

[Spinny]

With a Talentofill.

In our case fed from our shower mixer, so no taps needed at the edge of the bath anywhere. Saves 3 or 4 inches when fitting stuff into 2m by 2m and looks nice and contemporary. If you think about a bath the dimension you care about is the size of the inside 'hole'. 

[Nickfromwales]

59 minutes ago, bmj1 said:

Sorry, how does one fill a bath without bath taps?

Combination overflow / filler, and wall mounted taps vs "bath taps", same as I have as I hate bath clutter. Washy crap in wall-hung corner baskets and deck of bath free from projecting toe-stubbers.

[Iceverge]

 

A quick run of sketchup copying the above idea. 

 

Stud out the end to make a bath fit tightly, 

 

Have a wetroom shower adjacent. 

 

Bidet + Bog

 

Vanity. 

 

I'd put a few cabinets above the toilet/bidet for storage.

 

 

I would probably opt for a sliding shower door as my children are feral and maybe a 1700mm double ended bath as I'm tight with using too much water. As for shampoo storage, I reckon a hook in the ceiling for a basket to carry shampoo etc is the best way to avoid scum in niches etc. 

 

I'd prefer to keep the toilet away from the door for the sensibilities ( and tender ear drums) of other house occupants.  

[Gone West]

14 hours ago, Nickfromwales said:

Combination overflow / filler, and wall mounted taps vs "bath taps", same as I have as I hate bath clutter.

Just how we did it, but then we also hate clutter.