Division?! Small room / steep slope / radiator

  • Erstellt am 2020-01-02 18:00:13

ypg

2020-01-02 23:27:23
  • #1


Yes, that would probably be somewhat centered then
I would probably build a knee wall myself: simply with wooden slats or more elaborately, so that the space behind can be used for storage. Possibly just low shelves at 50 cm height and the bed in front of them.
Then maybe an indirect light strip, so that your child is not afraid to sleep under the slope.
Just draw the floor plan and section to see if it fits with the existing bed and space.
Or what about the front wall to the left of the door then?
 

haydee

2020-01-03 06:10:29
  • #2
Have a look at [Drempelschrank]. This way, you can use the slant as a cupboard and the rest remains for the bed and play.
 

kaho674

2020-01-03 06:47:27
  • #3
Or insert the dormer afterwards. It’s not rocket science either. However, furnishing the space often doesn’t become much easier because of that. But depending on the size, the bed can certainly be placed there.
 

Scout

2020-01-03 08:45:04
  • #4
without a dimensioned floor plan, it won't work, sorry.
 

hampshire

2020-01-03 08:46:46
  • #5
Building knee walls is a great idea. Does the location of the heater or the construction type bother you? Better-looking ones can be found, for example, at tubes radiatori from Italy.
 

2linkehände2

2020-01-03 09:07:11
  • #6
Good that you understood the floor plan… I also measured it again… The room actually has an area of 5.40 × 3.45. The 5.40 measurement goes all the way to the corner/knee wall.
 

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