ᐅ Floor Plan Optimization – Fireplace Issue

Created on: 24 Aug 2024 01:09
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HomeSweetHome1
HomeSweetHome124 Aug 2024 01:09
Hello everyone,

we are currently working on optimizing our floor plan and hope to get some good advice here.

A special focus is on the fireplace, which still does not meet our expectations. We would like to move the fireplace further east so that it is better positioned between the living room and dining room.

This would create a nicer room atmosphere and highlight the fireplace as a central feature between the two rooms.

The problem is that the chimney stack on the upper floor would then block the closet space in the master bedroom and also obstruct the door.

We are facing the challenge of finding a solution that considers both the fireplace on the ground floor and the room layout on the upper floor.

Does anyone have ideas on how we could solve this problem? Perhaps by relocating the doors or redesigning the hallway?

Maybe you have had similar experiences or creative approaches that could help us.

I look forward to your suggestions and feedback! I am attaching the floor plan so you can get a better idea.

Thank you in advance!


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motorradsilke
24 Aug 2024 07:25
The fireplace does not necessarily have to be located directly next to the chimney. You can bridge a certain distance with pipes.
You also need to observe specific clearance distances to the neighbor for the chimney anyway.
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Schorsch_baut
24 Aug 2024 08:40
I would reconsider the entire layout of the upper floor.
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ypg
24 Aug 2024 08:51
It could, for example, end up in the cloakroom, with the shower then shifting slightly upward on the plan.

Where exactly is the mentioned east?

And if the chimney above the bedroom is removed, you won't have any additional closet space. Who is that supposed to be enough for?

You are planning the bedroom as a walk-through room, which I would definitely change.

Where will the technical equipment be located?
HomeSweetHome124 Aug 2024 10:27
Schorsch_baut schrieb:

I would reconsider the entire layout of the upper floor.

Hi, why is that? What do you find problematic?
HomeSweetHome124 Aug 2024 10:29
motorradsilke schrieb:

The fireplace doesn't necessarily have to be right next to the chimney. You can cover some distance using pipes.
You still need to respect certain distances to the neighbor for the chimney anyway.

Hello, thank you for your reply. The "problem" is actually the chimney, or rather its placement...
So that the chimney has a suitable route on both the ground floor and the upper floor...