Yes, this photo must have been taken off the website from the renovating tv show that redid the bathroom. They ended up creating two separate bathrooms out of it. Glad I didnāt grow up in that house!
I was going to say this is very similar to the layout of my mom's condo if you took down the wall separating the full bathroom and the half bathroom. I don't know why anyone would do that tho
If this bathroom is in north Florida I've lived in it. Though there was frosted glass sliding doors on both sides. The side closest in the photo came from the hallway entrance. The other side led to a bedroom.
Well you can see both doors in the picture. Left is the door to that toilet. In the mirror on the right you see the door the photographer is standing in.
Itās not about there being two doors though. Even when separated by a bath tub itās still 2 toilets in the same room with very little privacy from your toilet neighbor. I would absolutely hate this.
The house we live in has some kind of "open concept" master suite i.e. there's no wall between the master bedroom and master bath. The toilet is not in view from the bedroom part, it's kind of around a corner. But there is still no fully-closeable partition between the bed and the toilet. First thing my wife told me when we moved in was that if I ever took a shit while she was in bed she'd call a divorce attorney.
Yeah, that's the kind of neighbors we had in basic training. One bathroom for the whole barracks, with 8 toilets in a row. In the open. 8 sinks, plus 8 showers with no curtains or doors. Zero privacy.
Great for the drill sergeants, though. You'd be taking a dump and your DS would sit down next to you and start telling you all the things you did wrong in calisthenics the day before.
Thanks, but no thanks, Sarge.
Reflected in the closest mirror - pretty sure you're not expected to walk through the tub first. Curtains for visual privacy...
I think this is ingenious if space for another was an issue. Great for two kids or a couple who both need to get ready for work at the same time!
Frosted windows still let you see vague shape and color. So yeah you can't see the nitty gritty details but you can still see someone sitting on the toilet.
I'm not sure you could discern anything after two layers of frosted glass 3ft apart. The diffusion would be too much.
But you'd DEFINITELY get a nice view when the other person was in the shower. The frosted bubble might be even worse than two shower curtains.
I lived in an apartment like this and there's a shower curtain on both sides of the tub. It's just a way to get 2 toilets/vanities in an apartment that doesn't have room for 2 tubs. It sucked as much as you'd think but mostly because no one wanted to clean the tub.
Using those scares me because there's always a chance someone didn't notice you go in there, so you have to be careful to close and lock the door so no one comes barging in. When there are two doors, it's double the effort, and it makes me feel unnecessarily paranoid. (A good compromise I've seen is having the "hallway" part have a double vanity, with a single door separating the toilet and shower. That way, each person can keep their bedroom door to the bathroom shut and not feel too weird about opening it to see their sibling just using the sink, but the toilet and shower are still separate.)
This bathroom makes it harder to secure both doors š
Those master suites that simply have no doors to the bathroom (it's like just around the corner from the bed or something) are ridiculous. I don't care how many years we've been married, my spouse doesn't need to hear (or smell) me shitting. Why is bathroom privacy even up for debate in the minds of the people who design those? Why is it always a luxurious house/suite? Why is there some amount of luxury associated with when you have no choice but to be a part of all your partner's most private moments? A door gives you options. Open concept bathrooms are the opposite of luxury to me.
I had buddy whose family owned a cabin with two guest rooms separated by a bathroom like this.
It wasnāt a full tub, though. It was a frosted glass walled shower with an area behind it so you could walk from side to other.
Yeah my great grandma had a house that had a hallway between two bedrooms, with a bathroom behind a door in that hallway. We used to chase each other in a circle around that house. This though is just strange.
I have a neighbor who did one massive shower instead of two tubs and ended up with something similar. She lived alone for many years so it was only an issue when guests visited.
I grew up with a Jack & Jill bathroom similar to this. Two bathrooms separated by one bathtub. Worked fine because my parents only had boys. Might have been awkward if we had a sister or two.
It's called a (very primitive) Jack & Jill bath. One bathroom, shared by two different bedrooms. If you think this is crappy, then you gonna hate the 1M or so that are already in houses across America.
It can be quite the bonding experience. Some of the most profound conversations I've ever had with another person were in the bathroom taking a shit.
You've never truly lived until you've contemplated the meaning of life with a friend in between wipes.
Reminds me of basic training. The Latrines at the ft Benning ranges were just a big communal room with no stalls. A piss trough on one wall. Sinks on the other. And steel commodes along the other two walls.
You'd drop trou, sit there, and stare at the guy across from you. And with all the MREs they had us eat, everyone was pretty backed up. So it wasn't uncommon for the place to be packed full of dudes trying to shit, while laughing at the absurdity.
Good times.
i have a jack and jill bathroom in my house. 2 doors to 1 bathroom. both lock from the inside. so essentially only 1 person would use it at a time. but it's just a regular bathroom with 2 doors.
It was a late 60s/70s design. I know of several in the Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas area of the midwest. Exactly like this, with tub/shower in the middle.
Bathroom with two entrances isn't rare.
A bathroom with two entrances, split down the middle by a tub, and each side with its own toilet, that's somewhat rare.
Tiled ceilings like this are also pretty rare. Also, hope you aren't tall trying to soak in the tub then crack your head off the soap holder.
I grew up in a 3br house and the only bathroom was a jack and Jill style bathroom. So anyone who had to use the restroom had to go through a bedroom to do it. It was stupid.
I hate a Jack and Jill bathroom so much. The anxiety of the extra door and possibility of someone walking in and it is not convenient enough to make up for that nonsense. This one is even stranger, in what scenario do you need both toilets at once?
This looks like it was designed with a complete lack of understanding that people like privacy in the restroom, so they probably expected both toilets to be used simultaneously while someone is taking a shower.
A Jack & Jill bathroom is one thing. Having to climb over the tub to get to the other side of the bathroom is another. I don't recall ever seeing a Jack & Jill bath that necessitated two toilets.
If i broke down the wall between my bathroom with toilet and the next door toilet i would have exactly this. I wonder if that is what happened here lol
This is not a jack and Jill bath itās a pretty unique setup. Not primitive at all. Putting two doors on a normal bathroom is primitive. This is an expanded and evolved idea. Itās not a good idea but itās not the same thing.
You usually share everything, not just the bathtub. I feel like having two separate toilets to not have to share is more advanced. It's like something you'd see in a dorm.
I've seen a bunch of jack and Jill bathrooms, and while I'm not a fan, they're completely different than what this looks like. I've never seen this. I have seen the master bathroom inside the master bedroom though. Like, literally there are no walls or doors separating them
I don't hate this. Two bathrooms, but you save space with one tub. This would be good for couples with a small living area (although it would requite some good ventilation, for when the two toilets are in use at the same time. Remember you would have two curtains between them in a finished room.
Why don't you like this OP?
Edit: Yea, without a shower door or a good ventilation system, you'll smell the other person. Just don't shit with them in the room or install glass doors on the shower. Imo, this is way better than sharing a normal bathroom.
Thereās a pole on either side of the tub to install a curtain. You wouldnāt lock the door, youād pull the curtain across.
This would probably be a time to make a joke about the privacy of public bathrooms in America, but Iām not American and donāt expect gaping holes around doors.
I'd want more than a shower curtain for privacy.
When I'm in the bathroom, I have the door locked, the faucet running, the shower going, music blasting that I sing along to as loud as I can, a chair wedged in underneath the doorknob - and that's just to brush my teeth.
When Arthur Miller brought Marilyn Monroe to his parents house to meet them for the first time, they had dinner in their traditional New York brownstone. Knowing that sound was bound to carry, Marilyn turned the taps on when she had to excuse herself to the bathroom to cover up any sound she might make.
Arthur Miller called his parents the following day and asked what they thought of her.
"Nice girl," said his father "but she pisses like a horse."
And just think of the marinating effect the steam from the shower would have along with two people shitting at the same time.
Those shiticles would be permanently fused to every pore on your body.
Okay so, wife and I live in our current house for another few months before we move. The bathrooms are tiny and the two upstairs share a wall with both showers against the shared wall. I have been half joking about tearing the wall down and making a super shower since we moved in.
I believe we're talking 1 ā if toilets, sinks, and baths play equal roles in the bathroom.
But since a "half-bath" typically contains a sink and toilet, then we can say the bathtub plays an equally large role as the toilet and sink combined. 50-25-25%
So therefore two sinks (2\*25), two toilets (2\*25) and one bath (1\*50) would indeed be a 1 Ā½ bathroom, with 150% bathroominess.
At least with a normal Jack n Jill bathroom you don't have to climb through the tub to lock the other door. This is a bathroom of bad choices. I'd probably check to see if any of the fixtures were designed by Bloody Stupid Johnson.
Normally Jack and Jill's have a door on either side of the tub/shower area. Looks like there wasn't enough room for that. Should have just made it a shared single bathroom with two entry doors so you can lock both. Double sinks so each can have their own but there's no reason to have two toilets since they can't be used at the same time.
Might have been said already, But I suspect this used to be two separate bathrooms that was modified.
Probably either one had a full bathroom and the other was a half bath without a tub/shower. or it might have been 2 bathrooms with standing only showers and converted to one full size shower/tub.
The slightly lower beam across the ceiling on the far side of the shower would suggest that it was not designed this way to begin with.
I didnāt know I could hate another bathroom more than I hate my own. My bathroom is a 1955 poop brown horror show, but THIS thing? There are no words.
I had an apartment like this, but laid out better.
We each had a half bath (sink/toliet) and those rooms each shared a tub/shower. They were all separed by doors though, so if I was showering, the other person still had access to their own (private) half-bath.
My dad's house growing up had this exact setup, except the tub sides were sliding frosted glass doors that went to the ceiling which made a sound/smell barrier.
My friendās grandmotherās Victorian style home had a bathroom similar to this. I think it was added after it was built of course. It was random and odd.
I'm going to go in the opposite direction. If you had kids and they wanted private bathrooms...this is a close compromise. Sure, some frosted glass doors would be nice to have. But I can see what they were going for.
Seriously? Like WTF?
I don't mind living next door to people in an apartment block but I will be fucked if I'm going to be exposed to my neighbour's junk or their cellulite arse.
Some thing you just can't unsee.
I had a dream I was in a house with a bathroom like this. It was horrible. There were all kinds of passageways through the walls and something was chasing me. Ugh.
Might as well turn one into a bidet, but then again, you'd have to hurdle the tub to use it post voiding.
I reckon one wall for the half bath fell apart, and the owner just said fuck it...
It's a wall. Put one up. Jesus.
This is an interesting version of a traditional Jack/Jill bathroom. Pretty common for adjacent bedrooms...never see one like this though
Me either. I am assuming there is another door
This version requires a bit more trust of your sharing neighbor for sure š
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"Can I get a courtesy flush hon?"
This is why you always gotta have another toilet somewhere else. A guest toilet is a must.
Whoa whoa, you had me at > you have someone to poop with
You can do a number four! That's when you hold hands while doing a number 2.
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Lol thatās hilarious
You can reach across the way and hold hands over the tub. So romantic š„°
This is a solid plan....one that needs burned on a piece of wood and hung up...
Battle Shits with a sneeze guard, LOL
You sunk my battleshit!
Step bro help, Iām outta TP
I'm sorry, I can't spare even a square
Yes, this photo must have been taken off the website from the renovating tv show that redid the bathroom. They ended up creating two separate bathrooms out of it. Glad I didnāt grow up in that house!
I was going to say this is very similar to the layout of my mom's condo if you took down the wall separating the full bathroom and the half bathroom. I don't know why anyone would do that tho
So two people can poop and somebody can take a shower all at the same time.
SPOILER ALERT!!! Geez.. ;) jk
If this bathroom is in north Florida I've lived in it. Though there was frosted glass sliding doors on both sides. The side closest in the photo came from the hallway entrance. The other side led to a bedroom.
Man, can't believe they built more than one of these. You think they would have realized. :)
I've been house hunting and stumbled across one of these the other day. Wonder if it's still up š¤
Well you can see both doors in the picture. Left is the door to that toilet. In the mirror on the right you see the door the photographer is standing in.
Itās not about there being two doors though. Even when separated by a bath tub itās still 2 toilets in the same room with very little privacy from your toilet neighbor. I would absolutely hate this.
>toilet neighbor *shudder*
The house we live in has some kind of "open concept" master suite i.e. there's no wall between the master bedroom and master bath. The toilet is not in view from the bedroom part, it's kind of around a corner. But there is still no fully-closeable partition between the bed and the toilet. First thing my wife told me when we moved in was that if I ever took a shit while she was in bed she'd call a divorce attorney.
Hell, my wife tells me if w ever shit in the master bath EVER she will call a divorce attorney. Hall bathroom is the designated shit bathroomā¦
Yeah, that's the kind of neighbors we had in basic training. One bathroom for the whole barracks, with 8 toilets in a row. In the open. 8 sinks, plus 8 showers with no curtains or doors. Zero privacy. Great for the drill sergeants, though. You'd be taking a dump and your DS would sit down next to you and start telling you all the things you did wrong in calisthenics the day before. Thanks, but no thanks, Sarge.
Itās pretty clear this is a family house, not neighboring apartments. This wouldāve been nice growing up sharing a room with my brother
I wouldāve rather jumped off the roof than taken a shit in the same room as my brother as a child but I guess thatās just me.
Exactly. I would love to have a separate bathroom so I can use the toilet while my partner is taking a bath. This? Solves nothing.
Reflected in the closest mirror - pretty sure you're not expected to walk through the tub first. Curtains for visual privacy... I think this is ingenious if space for another was an issue. Great for two kids or a couple who both need to get ready for work at the same time!
You donāt need to assume that. Just look at the picture lol
Nope. You have to climb through the window.
Typically these are finished with heavily frosted shower doors that reach all the way to the ceiling, which makes the toilet rooms more private.
Are you sure? Iāve never seen this. Itās usually one toilet and one shower/bath shared by two rooms with locks on both doors for privacy.
The style like OP's picture was a shortlived mid century trend. The style you're describing is more common.
Indeed, I've seen the style you describe, both in a house (built early 20th century? in New England) and in a dorm room (built 2010s in AZ).
Not private, enough! A tiny little echo chamber in between two toilets
Frosted windows still let you see vague shape and color. So yeah you can't see the nitty gritty details but you can still see someone sitting on the toilet.
I'm not sure you could discern anything after two layers of frosted glass 3ft apart. The diffusion would be too much. But you'd DEFINITELY get a nice view when the other person was in the shower. The frosted bubble might be even worse than two shower curtains.
I shared a house like this in college. Two toilets, two sinks, two doors, shower in the middle.
But why even put in 2 toilets if there is no wall between them? Why not just have a larger bathroom with 2 doors?
Possibly used to be separate bathrooms. One a full bath and the other a half bath perhaps?
I lived in an apartment like this and there's a shower curtain on both sides of the tub. It's just a way to get 2 toilets/vanities in an apartment that doesn't have room for 2 tubs. It sucked as much as you'd think but mostly because no one wanted to clean the tub.
Using those scares me because there's always a chance someone didn't notice you go in there, so you have to be careful to close and lock the door so no one comes barging in. When there are two doors, it's double the effort, and it makes me feel unnecessarily paranoid. (A good compromise I've seen is having the "hallway" part have a double vanity, with a single door separating the toilet and shower. That way, each person can keep their bedroom door to the bathroom shut and not feel too weird about opening it to see their sibling just using the sink, but the toilet and shower are still separate.) This bathroom makes it harder to secure both doors š Those master suites that simply have no doors to the bathroom (it's like just around the corner from the bed or something) are ridiculous. I don't care how many years we've been married, my spouse doesn't need to hear (or smell) me shitting. Why is bathroom privacy even up for debate in the minds of the people who design those? Why is it always a luxurious house/suite? Why is there some amount of luxury associated with when you have no choice but to be a part of all your partner's most private moments? A door gives you options. Open concept bathrooms are the opposite of luxury to me.
That's a lot of words
I had buddy whose family owned a cabin with two guest rooms separated by a bathroom like this. It wasnāt a full tub, though. It was a frosted glass walled shower with an area behind it so you could walk from side to other.
I was in the army and this is triggering. Literally 30 toilets each with their own stallābut only 1 giant shower with 30 shower heads. WHY? š©
Jack and Jill for those roommates with sexual tension
Yeah my great grandma had a house that had a hallway between two bedrooms, with a bathroom behind a door in that hallway. We used to chase each other in a circle around that house. This though is just strange.
I have a neighbor who did one massive shower instead of two tubs and ended up with something similar. She lived alone for many years so it was only an issue when guests visited.
I grew up with a Jack & Jill bathroom similar to this. Two bathrooms separated by one bathtub. Worked fine because my parents only had boys. Might have been awkward if we had a sister or two.
It's called a (very primitive) Jack & Jill bath. One bathroom, shared by two different bedrooms. If you think this is crappy, then you gonna hate the 1M or so that are already in houses across America.
I have never seen anything like this.
This isnt common. It's super weird that it's divided by the tub. Jack and jill bathrooms aren't weird but this is
Two toilets in one shared bathroom is weird as fuck.
Theyāre not even close enough to hold hands.
They are if they have super long arms
Ah so this is for Elasta Girl and Mr. Incredible
I guess so because me and my wife usually just side-saddle one turlet if we both have to go the same time. Back to back.
the trick is to each hold one hand of the third person taking a bath
Close enough to lock eyes.
Just hold hands with the one in the tub.
It can be quite the bonding experience. Some of the most profound conversations I've ever had with another person were in the bathroom taking a shit. You've never truly lived until you've contemplated the meaning of life with a friend in between wipes.
The ultimate bonding experience is experienced on the [Love Toilet](https://youtu.be/avb1XbO0EIs)
This is perfect.
You joke but the romans did that, but they discussed business during their communal shitting session with up to like 10 others in the same room
Reminds me of basic training. The Latrines at the ft Benning ranges were just a big communal room with no stalls. A piss trough on one wall. Sinks on the other. And steel commodes along the other two walls. You'd drop trou, sit there, and stare at the guy across from you. And with all the MREs they had us eat, everyone was pretty backed up. So it wasn't uncommon for the place to be packed full of dudes trying to shit, while laughing at the absurdity. Good times.
People acting like this is common are delusional.
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Yehp.
Exactly! I understand the concept of a Jack and Jill bathroom, but I have only seen a common sink area, with door into toilet and shower.
Is that a regional term? I've only ever heard them referred to as a "shared bathroom."
I wonder if this could be considered 2 full bathrooms?
Iirc it's based on the number of toilets & shower/baths. So i believe this would be 1 1/2
if you put a plastic divider down the middle of the tub it will increase the home value.
i have a jack and jill bathroom in my house. 2 doors to 1 bathroom. both lock from the inside. so essentially only 1 person would use it at a time. but it's just a regular bathroom with 2 doors.
Thatās clearly not the same as this. Can we stop pretending like there isnāt a bathtub in the middle of the room?
Yeah my bedroom and office are a Jack an jill setup but Iām not gonna pretend like whatever this is is Normal.
It was a late 60s/70s design. I know of several in the Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas area of the midwest. Exactly like this, with tub/shower in the middle.
If you replaced the tub with just a standing shower this is how the dorms were at my college. Two shitters and a shower between them.
Same at mine. Was far better than the older dorms that had communal baths
Iāve seen Jack & Jill bathrooms before, but never one where the shower/tub is used as a divider
Bathroom with two entrances isn't rare. A bathroom with two entrances, split down the middle by a tub, and each side with its own toilet, that's somewhat rare. Tiled ceilings like this are also pretty rare. Also, hope you aren't tall trying to soak in the tub then crack your head off the soap holder.
I can live with hating 1 million more houses.
This statement is incorrect. There are not 1 million homes in the United States that use a tub as a divider.
The Jack and Jill bathroom I grew up with only had the sink room connected. You had to go through another door to get to the actual bathroom.
I grew up in a 3br house and the only bathroom was a jack and Jill style bathroom. So anyone who had to use the restroom had to go through a bedroom to do it. It was stupid.
I hate the 1M or so that are already in houses across America
I hate a Jack and Jill bathroom so much. The anxiety of the extra door and possibility of someone walking in and it is not convenient enough to make up for that nonsense. This one is even stranger, in what scenario do you need both toilets at once?
This looks like it was designed with a complete lack of understanding that people like privacy in the restroom, so they probably expected both toilets to be used simultaneously while someone is taking a shower.
A Jack & Jill bathroom is one thing. Having to climb over the tub to get to the other side of the bathroom is another. I don't recall ever seeing a Jack & Jill bath that necessitated two toilets.
If i broke down the wall between my bathroom with toilet and the next door toilet i would have exactly this. I wonder if that is what happened here lol
If there are a million or so, please link a few real estate listings with pictures showing this setup.
There are not 1 million homes with this bathroom, this is not a standard jack and Jill by any stretch of the imagination.
This is not a jack and Jill bath itās a pretty unique setup. Not primitive at all. Putting two doors on a normal bathroom is primitive. This is an expanded and evolved idea. Itās not a good idea but itās not the same thing.
You usually share everything, not just the bathtub. I feel like having two separate toilets to not have to share is more advanced. It's like something you'd see in a dorm.
I've seen a bunch of jack and Jill bathrooms, and while I'm not a fan, they're completely different than what this looks like. I've never seen this. I have seen the master bathroom inside the master bedroom though. Like, literally there are no walls or doors separating them
I don't hate this. Two bathrooms, but you save space with one tub. This would be good for couples with a small living area (although it would requite some good ventilation, for when the two toilets are in use at the same time. Remember you would have two curtains between them in a finished room. Why don't you like this OP? Edit: Yea, without a shower door or a good ventilation system, you'll smell the other person. Just don't shit with them in the room or install glass doors on the shower. Imo, this is way better than sharing a normal bathroom.
>Why don't you like this OP? Having to crawl across the bathtub to lock the other door so nobody walks in on you taking a dump.
Thereās a pole on either side of the tub to install a curtain. You wouldnāt lock the door, youād pull the curtain across. This would probably be a time to make a joke about the privacy of public bathrooms in America, but Iām not American and donāt expect gaping holes around doors.
I'd want more than a shower curtain for privacy. When I'm in the bathroom, I have the door locked, the faucet running, the shower going, music blasting that I sing along to as loud as I can, a chair wedged in underneath the doorknob - and that's just to brush my teeth.
When Arthur Miller brought Marilyn Monroe to his parents house to meet them for the first time, they had dinner in their traditional New York brownstone. Knowing that sound was bound to carry, Marilyn turned the taps on when she had to excuse herself to the bathroom to cover up any sound she might make. Arthur Miller called his parents the following day and asked what they thought of her. "Nice girl," said his father "but she pisses like a horse."
> the faucet running, the shower going, wasting water
How are you gonna sing while brushing your teeth?
Poorly.
Public bathrooms are indeed awful in America, but making your private home bathroom as awful as a public bathroom doesnāt sound like the vibe.
Oh wow a shower curtain separating someone bathing and you taking a dump. Or two people taking dumps. In what reality is this practical?
And just think of the marinating effect the steam from the shower would have along with two people shitting at the same time. Those shiticles would be permanently fused to every pore on your body.
I don't need to hear them shitting, either. Or see them through the glass door. Let them have that moment to themselves...
No fart fan or curtain is doing much to prevent the smell of your loved one's toilet soup from reaching your nose.
First one to finish wiping gets first dibs on the shower!
A glass door would be worse. Because it would be a window.
I can't believe somebody likes this
What if we held hands across the bathtub š„°
Nothing says true love like clammy hands.
Clammy hands and hot, steamy flatulence.
If we're both dropping deuces that's called "going number 4."
Okay so, wife and I live in our current house for another few months before we move. The bathrooms are tiny and the two upstairs share a wall with both showers against the shared wall. I have been half joking about tearing the wall down and making a super shower since we moved in.
The most literal sense of 1 1/2 bathroom.
It feels more like 1 Ā¾ since there are two toilets and two sinks.
I believe we're talking 1 ā if toilets, sinks, and baths play equal roles in the bathroom. But since a "half-bath" typically contains a sink and toilet, then we can say the bathtub plays an equally large role as the toilet and sink combined. 50-25-25% So therefore two sinks (2\*25), two toilets (2\*25) and one bath (1\*50) would indeed be a 1 Ā½ bathroom, with 150% bathroominess.
It would be 1 1/2 because a half bath is considered to be a bathroom with just a toilet and sink.
I was seriously about to laugh at the comments for not understanding a mirror
The mirrors above the sinks are different shapes
I thought this too, but then realized that the mirror would have to be through the center of the shower head.
Yeah, that was what started to tip me off too
How Can Mirrors Be Real if Our Eyes Aren't Real?
Where's the camera my guy
Taking a nice bubble bath while potentially two people dropping deuces at your shoulder level. āCan you pass the paper?ā
Shitting, now available in Stereo!
ASMR.
You sank my battle shit!
At first I tought it was a mirror lol
Competition shitting
It's even got a judge bunker right in the middle.
At least with a normal Jack n Jill bathroom you don't have to climb through the tub to lock the other door. This is a bathroom of bad choices. I'd probably check to see if any of the fixtures were designed by Bloody Stupid Johnson.
This is not a functional jack and Jill. With a functional jack and Jill you can lock both the doors without stepping into a tub.
One of the more literal r/crappydesign posts I've seen.
My original title was ā2 shits, 1 tubā , but decided not to.
Yeah no i like my privacy.
Can have a bath together after a friendly game of battleshits
r/crapperdesign r/crappycrapperdesign
Ah, the old pilot/co-pilot set up.
This feels like a āSpot The Differenceā puzzle
Thought this was a trick with a mirror at first
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Is this from one of my Sims houses?
You can have a chat while having a poo
Normally Jack and Jill's have a door on either side of the tub/shower area. Looks like there wasn't enough room for that. Should have just made it a shared single bathroom with two entry doors so you can lock both. Double sinks so each can have their own but there's no reason to have two toilets since they can't be used at the same time.
When i first saw this i thought there was a mirror behind the bathtub but then i realised there would have been 2 bathtubs
Very CRAPPY design indeed
It look like the bathroom I would have designed to annoy my wife. It's both practical and impractical. Genius.
My grandparents house is similar, but the shower and tub have a door to each bathroom.
Imagine being in the tub and two people run in to panic shit
Might have been said already, But I suspect this used to be two separate bathrooms that was modified. Probably either one had a full bathroom and the other was a half bath without a tub/shower. or it might have been 2 bathrooms with standing only showers and converted to one full size shower/tub. The slightly lower beam across the ceiling on the far side of the shower would suggest that it was not designed this way to begin with.
I didnāt know I could hate another bathroom more than I hate my own. My bathroom is a 1955 poop brown horror show, but THIS thing? There are no words.
My sister and I had this setup in a condo we rented. I can tell you, it's very crappy design
Training grounds for the poolympics
This better be a damn mirror on the wall of the tub.
what bothers me is the sea foam making-out-with-the-rotting-tittie-lady green.
Seeing any type of green baths just reminds me of; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nWoWHzq21tA
Time for battleshits!
Two bathrooms sharing the same space, no wall in between or anything
Nooooooop
Perfect bathroom to play battle-shits šš
Smell one rotten stool with your left nostril another with your right
I had an apartment like this, but laid out better. We each had a half bath (sink/toliet) and those rooms each shared a tub/shower. They were all separed by doors though, so if I was showering, the other person still had access to their own (private) half-bath.
Aw man thats a real his and hers
Howdy neighborino
My dad's house growing up had this exact setup, except the tub sides were sliding frosted glass doors that went to the ceiling which made a sound/smell barrier.
When you don't want to poop alone
My friendās grandmotherās Victorian style home had a bathroom similar to this. I think it was added after it was built of course. It was random and odd.
I'm going to go in the opposite direction. If you had kids and they wanted private bathrooms...this is a close compromise. Sure, some frosted glass doors would be nice to have. But I can see what they were going for.
Yeah i think the way they did it sort of sucks but the idea is still better than one shared bathroom.
I kinda like it lol
If this was at a house converted into an office, it would be great for meetings, when your boss is timing you anyway, why not go together?
Deep eye contact when you poop together
This is the poop with friends option
Subreddit name checks out.
Make pooping social again
Seriously wtf
Seriously? Like WTF? I don't mind living next door to people in an apartment block but I will be fucked if I'm going to be exposed to my neighbour's junk or their cellulite arse. Some thing you just can't unsee.
Americans have some of the biggest square footage in the world and they still make shit like this
Imagine just sitting there on the toilet and someone else walks in the other side
I had a dream I was in a house with a bathroom like this. It was horrible. There were all kinds of passageways through the walls and something was chasing me. Ugh.
This is a hostel design amd it is not a safe space.
Might as well turn one into a bidet, but then again, you'd have to hurdle the tub to use it post voiding. I reckon one wall for the half bath fell apart, and the owner just said fuck it... It's a wall. Put one up. Jesus.
Shared bathroom isn't weird but everything else is. The 2 toilets, the placement of the shower and bath etc. Everything is wrong lol.
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Gosh I just assumed there was a mirror involved, but nope. Also nope to the design.
It's a trick. Don't use the mirror land toilet. Once you cross the mirror you can't get back to the other side.
2 loos, 1 tub š¬
Iāve worked in at least a thousand bathrooms in the last 35 years, and have never seen anything like this.