Thanks for your input. The door will have to be in the wall at the bottom of the photo. Do you think it would be better to put shower or tub (can't decide) onto right hand wall.

How long is that bottom wall (proposed long axis of shower + door)?

It's 83 inches

If you use a pocket door instead of a conventional door, it can give you more flexibility in layout.

What happens will the other wall why are you putting it all on one wall. and in a room this size I would say no to a tub.

It looks like this was not thought all the way through. If the wall is 84" - 30 " for the toilet - 36" for a corner shower = 18" for a vanity! How big is the other wall ( 84 x??) and where exactly on the wall is the door? Can you expand the walls at all??

We'll have to figure something out for you

The room will be 84 x 83. The only 2 walls in place are the outside wall, where the window is and the right hand wall. The layout that I have drawn is where I think the walls will go in order to accomodate the roughed in plumbing. There is no door but It will have to go on the wall at the bottom of the picture. There is no room for making it any bigger. My choices are to line the fixtures on the left hand wall or move the shower and the roughed in plumbing to the right side wall. Thanks for your help.

If this bathroom isn’t used often, you coils probably get by with a shower that’s only four feet on the long dimension, rather than five feet. You could then have your entry door on the bottom wall.

But for everyday use, a 5’ is way better than a 4’.