Really what PITA

Do you think I should try again?

When you say main bathroom, do you mean the primary (master) suite or hall bath? The trend today is it's okay to replace the primary suite bathtub with a shower stall but the hall or family bathroom should have a tub. There should be a bath with a tub somewhere in a house, just for long term resale.

There’s a shower in there already. I wasn’t able to load more than four pictures which didn’t even load. There is another bathroom in the hallway bathroom. This is the primary bathroom. If I pull out the bathtub, which I’d like to do I think because it’s big and just icky, what do I put in that large space?

I love those wet rooms big like a huge shower stall with a tub inside of it. It can be a small plunge tub. Have a ledge to sit somewhere.

Have you been able to see the pictures yet?

One picture is now visible.

Consider moving the toilet since it's right there - when the entry door is opened.

Do you need a linen closet? If so, then use some of that tub space for it.

I can see 2 pictures. Personally, i would put an alcove tub in that spot, but if you really don’t want one, perhaps you could move the toilet next to the window, add your vanity and then put in a larger shower.

I don't know if you are open to or able to moving fixtures, but if you are, you could remove the tub, move the toilet into that space and have a separate toilet room. Then slide the vanity down and enlarge the shower. You might also be able to add a linen cabinet.

Thanks for the response. From what I understand it’s very hard to move a toilet. I will ask my contractor about that.. Since it’s going the same direction, maybe it’s not as hard as I think.

If you're doing a full gut then I would explore shifting the door to the bath so it does not open on the toilet

Moving the door is probably way easier than moving the toilet and it's a good idea. You could keep the same footprint for all the plumbing.

I know you don't use the Jacuzzi, but what about installing a free-standing tub? They are so beautiful you might be tempted to use it. One would look very nice under the windowl

If you move the door to the right, it might have to be a pocket door with the swing door right there.

Why do you want to eliminate one of the sinks? Is it because you want more counter space?

Hi, I just never use the other sink. After looking for a one sink vanity, I have switched back to two sinks. It might look strange to have just one sink anyhow.

I think flipping the bathroom around might be the way to go. I can put the toilet where the shower is right now. I would put a door on that "room." I would take out the tub and put a curbless shower there instead. I guess I would use glass brick where the current window is now. There is a skylight above the sink so there still would be light. OR, I could keep the same footprint, get a new tub, make the shower larger and of course a new vanity.

You can keep a window in the shower - just frost the glass and make sure it is a proper window and properly installed for use in a shower.

I will frost the window. And look get a shower window. I guess this is better than glass bricks?

Definitely - not really a fan of glass bricks. Sometimes you don't even have to buy a window with frosted glass, you can just get the film ( removable ) to apply - just be sure it does not void the warranty of the window.