Snowy36
2021-09-14 13:17:37
- #1
We drew the floor plan with chalk 1:1 on the ground in an industrial area … was also very helpful
Failed Floor Plan Collection Thread - Floor Plans That Nobody Wanted
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Bauen2022
2021-09-14 13:46:20
- #2
I once saw a provider, just enter "life-size floor plan" in a search engine, then the provider appears. At that time, unfortunately the location was too far away for us. But from Q4/21 a location is supposed to open in Hamburg as well. If it had existed then, I would have done it!
Basically a great thing, but I was able to rent the hall cheaper for a month :D
Michilo
2021-09-14 14:02:19
- #3
Have seen this floor plan in life-size - service as well. I find it a bit expensive, but you just have no effort.
BauFamily
2021-09-15 10:27:27
- #4
Now it looks like this from the outside:
Looks nice! What is the pitch of your roof? Do you have a knee wall?
Myrna_Loy
2021-09-15 11:11:35
- #5
So on this topic I can only recommend the following to everyone. I rented a hall of about 100m2 and drew the floor plan of the ground floor and upper floor and recreated it with cardboard boxes. It doesn’t look that great but you get a very good feeling for what you decided on paper. For example, we adjusted several windows or changed rooms. Everything might work on paper, but when you walk through the house under real conditions you quickly realize what works and what doesn’t. I can only recommend this to everyone.
I always notice this when I plan the renovation of our old building. Even with finely elaborated plans using a good CAD program, I have already stood in the house and realized that a "totally good idea" doesn’t work. Our craftsmen are now used to the fact that on-site it doesn’t look like on the plan sent over. "Wasn’t there a wall???"
11ant
2021-09-15 11:18:59
- #6
Looks nice! What pitch does your roof have? Do you have a knee wall?
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