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Good day everyone. I’m new to the forum and would like to get straight to the point.
I would like to present a floor plan for discussion.
It is the first upper floor, designed to accommodate a family of four.
The exterior walls are fixed, as is the size of the balcony.
Also fixed are the position of the staircase and the two load-bearing walls.
What can be improved to gain more space and storage, and possibly create a walk-in closet for the bedroom?
The external dimensions of the building are exactly 15 m by 10 m (49 feet by 33 feet).
Good day everyone. I’m new to the forum and would like to get straight to the point.
I would like to present a floor plan for discussion.
It is the first upper floor, designed to accommodate a family of four.
The exterior walls are fixed, as is the size of the balcony.
Also fixed are the position of the staircase and the two load-bearing walls.
What can be improved to gain more space and storage, and possibly create a walk-in closet for the bedroom?
The external dimensions of the building are exactly 15 m by 10 m (49 feet by 33 feet).
Something similar to your version:
was how my number 4 looked, just mirrored.
The problem I see is that a 100 cm (40 inch) partition wall from the shower is not enough to catch all the splash water, so it would need to be longer. However, this makes the passage corner between the partition wall and the room wall very tight. In my case, it was about 59 cm (23 inch).
was how my number 4 looked, just mirrored.
The problem I see is that a 100 cm (40 inch) partition wall from the shower is not enough to catch all the splash water, so it would need to be longer. However, this makes the passage corner between the partition wall and the room wall very tight. In my case, it was about 59 cm (23 inch).
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