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We don’t have a double but could be useful if your kids are old enough for it. We have one that is just a big square with a bench seat on one side and one shower head and I can go in there in shorts and shower both kids at once getting only a bit wet, which is great for summer. That is definitely not an easy layout!

I agree about the tub. Do you use one frequently, do you need one (aka, do you have a tub the kids could use in another bathroom)? I've found that having double sinks is SO worth it. I hate having to deal with my husband's whiskers that he shaved off or trying to both use the sink. I'd just rather have my own.

YES to double sinks! Ours are opposite (vs side by side) and I love it, although not sure would work for your layout. I also have a seated vanity on my side (like slide a seat under the counter) and love that for getting ready.

@Hypatia: ok - sorry! for some reason, i had in my head this was the master since it had a double shower. in that case, I'm not sure a double shower would be necessary for a bathroom that isn't the master. But, I could also see where it might be beneficial. Are there any kids rooms down there (or would there be in the future)? If so, a double vanity might be nice for when they are older so that they don't have to fight over using a sink. I wasn't sure how often that space/bathroom is used.

@Hypatia: knock down those walls girl

If the walls aren’t load bearing removing them is actually nbd. Looks like there’s no plumbing in them?

I prefer a water closet and I think the period of needing two showers for kids is relatively short lived.

My husband actually raised the idea for when we put in a master bath, I said I don’t get it. I see it from an aesthetic cool perspective but I am totally a practical builder. Anyone have one in a master bath and love it? I suggested maybe multiple showers in the kids bathroom but that would be only if we decide to have more than 2 kids.