Wet-room w/ tub & shower at one end, toilet at other end, with sink/vanity in middle.

I'm not sure I understand your plan. How are you getting in to the bathroom, like, where's the door? Could you maybe draw the floor plan to scale and put in measurements, not square feet? How thick are your walls? What is that bold black line? Where are the windows exactly? Measurements? To scale?

You gotta get a door open without smacking a person at the sink? Hmmm....

Thanks.

If you want a steam shower it will need to be done now or you will need to rip out this one and start over .mdln has no scale either BTW. We need a to scale drawing showing entry all measurements clearly marked and the plumbing marked.UNless you move the toilet out of the space completely you have no room for a 5 x6’ shower.

MDLN

I've thought about that design too! The main challenge would be that there is a window behind the toilet, and I'm not sure if that will work well with the steam room. I'm also torn about a bathtub. Like, would it be worth it to remove the tub for more counter space?

Tangerine

- The bold black line is the approximate location of the sewer line that we are replacing the

- Aqua blue squares are the windows the one above the toilet is 24"

-The image fairly close to scale. This was floorplan is my best attempt so far at accurate floor plans

- The current placement of the door IS rediculous. We're planning on replacing it and maybe even moving it. I like pocket doors, but my husband worries they don't lock well enough

- The walls are 4 inches wide. Our current plan is to remove them completely since they aren't load bearing

Patricia

-I appreciate the concern with the measurements, but I welcome any layout attempt. If I like an idea and I need more details, I'll work that out.

- Yes, I agree that if I want to have a 5x6 shower, I need to move the toilet. Since we're changing the plumbing, and maybe even the water lines, current placement isn't a limiting factor

Steam room.

the plan is to install something very cheap now to rip out in a few years, with plumbing and drains located in the correct spot for the steam room. I'm worried that some of the other renovations we've planned might damage the vapor barrier. Plus I don't think we have enough money to build it with everything I want without making major compromises somewhere else.

We can't keep the current shower because in order to completely remove the castiron, they are going to need to demolish the pan. It's so small it isn't up to code either, and barely useable. The plumber said he put in the plumbing where we need it for future renovations and cap them.

FYI this is what we are working with

Pardon the construction. When the sewer line broke in the other bathroom, I was in the middle of removing the popcorn ceilings and prepping to paint. Lol we had planned on doing other projects first, but the sewer line forced our hand. Hubs and I both agreed to live in a construction site for 10 years when we bought this house though.

this is the entrance to our closet

Also, I added some detail to my sketch. All the doorways in the room are 24"wide

Also, this is the current layout

And these is how I'm envisioning the end product, except for the layout of the bathrooms (Engineer confirmed this would be safe)

Flip it?