ᐅ Floor plan question: Replacing a straight staircase with an L-shaped staircase
Created on: 29 Jun 2023 21:59
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Hello everyone,
At the moment, we have planned a straight staircase. The ceiling height is 2.65 meters (8 ft 8 in). Please also see the house sketch.
The hallway upstairs and downstairs is the same width. I am wondering if it would be possible to create an L-shaped staircase that would allow access to the bedroom through the walk-in closet, as marked in red. Without having to change the width of the hallway? The L-shaped staircase could, of course, be positioned further forward, and hopefully, when I reach the top, there would be enough space for the door to the walk-in closet/bedroom. Would this be possible?
Thanks in advance
At the moment, we have planned a straight staircase. The ceiling height is 2.65 meters (8 ft 8 in). Please also see the house sketch.
The hallway upstairs and downstairs is the same width. I am wondering if it would be possible to create an L-shaped staircase that would allow access to the bedroom through the walk-in closet, as marked in red. Without having to change the width of the hallway? The L-shaped staircase could, of course, be positioned further forward, and hopefully, when I reach the top, there would be enough space for the door to the walk-in closet/bedroom. Would this be possible?
Thanks in advance
The staircase could be placed on the other side of the hallway. This would require relocating the children's room door. If the ground floor is still similar to the one in the original thread linked by 11ant, the guest toilet and utility room would be accessed via a small corridor. However, this would make the cloakroom questionable. Without a complete floor plan, it is difficult to discuss in detail.
The L-shaped staircase would have a very short run at the stair landing. Essentially, the turn cannot be made, or can only be made with great difficulty.
The L-shaped staircase would have a very short run at the stair landing. Essentially, the turn cannot be made, or can only be made with great difficulty.
K a t j a schrieb:
One could place the staircase on the other side of the hallway. For that, the children's room door would need to be relocated. If the ground floor still resembles the original thread linked by 11ant, the guest toilet and technical room would then share a small entrance area. However, the cloakroom would become questionable. Without a complete floor plan, it's difficult to discuss in detail.
The L-shaped staircase would have a very short flight at the bottom. Essentially, the turn cannot be made properly or only with great difficulty. Thank you very much!
But then the cloakroom would also have to be removed. That is not worth it to us.
Therefore, everything will remain as it is.
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