ᐅ Floor Plan Ideas for the Ground Floor of a Semi-Detached House
Created on: 23 May 2022 18:05
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Thunderbolz
Hello everyone,
I am looking for ideas to optimize the use of space on the ground floor of our semi-detached house currently under construction.
The floor plans show the standard versions. We would like to close off the hallway to create a small entrance area. This is a bit challenging because the staircase and the door to the boiler room are awkwardly positioned. The boiler room door can only be installed to open outwards.
We are also considering extending the wall between the stairs and the living room to create a TV corner there. However, we are unsure if this would reduce the natural light too much.
The house is oriented east-west and has interior dimensions of 5.47 m x 11.37 m (18 ft x 37 ft).
I would appreciate any ideas!
I am looking for ideas to optimize the use of space on the ground floor of our semi-detached house currently under construction.
The floor plans show the standard versions. We would like to close off the hallway to create a small entrance area. This is a bit challenging because the staircase and the door to the boiler room are awkwardly positioned. The boiler room door can only be installed to open outwards.
We are also considering extending the wall between the stairs and the living room to create a TV corner there. However, we are unsure if this would reduce the natural light too much.
The house is oriented east-west and has interior dimensions of 5.47 m x 11.37 m (18 ft x 37 ft).
I would appreciate any ideas!
Yaso2.0 schrieb:
I find the kitchen quite overwhelming. My suggestion would be like this..Or like this…There are many much better floor plans…
driver55 schrieb:
There are many significantly better floor plans...Definitely!
But since the original poster mentioned that the toilet and soil pipe locations are fixed and cannot be changed.
Is it allowed to rotate the staircase, so that the lower flight starts at the top of the ground floor plan? The layout would still work that way.
Then the air source heat pump and the electrical panel could be placed under the stairs, freeing up a significant part of the sanitary pipe chamber for other uses.
The U-shaped kitchen with 4.17 m (13.7 feet) long sides also seems too large to me; it would still function well with about 1 m (3.3 feet) less.
Then the air source heat pump and the electrical panel could be placed under the stairs, freeing up a significant part of the sanitary pipe chamber for other uses.
The U-shaped kitchen with 4.17 m (13.7 feet) long sides also seems too large to me; it would still function well with about 1 m (3.3 feet) less.
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Myrna_Loy24 May 2022 14:22driver55 schrieb:
Or something like this…
There are many significantly better floor plans…Nice idea, but without the terrace door you marked, this is a very, very dark room, and the utility/technical room would get the west-facing window. Unfortunately, no changes are allowed to the windows.T
Thunderbolz24 May 2022 14:45Hi. I’ve been thinking about the design and created a to-scale layout using the Ikea kitchen planner. So far, it does not include the recess for the coat rack. What do you think?
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