Finalization of floor plan bungalow 130m² for 4 persons

The TV is of course hanging on the wall between both windows in the east.

In the white box at "7.9 m" ? ? ?

You are welcome to complain to Roomsketcher that judging the floor plans is not easy for you due to missing items in the 2D floor plan.

Of course, I always judge floor plans in 2D, as well as all other 2D drawings, which I can still mentally combine as analog natives.

I have attached a 3D version for you to help with visualization. Please don’t go crazy, I am currently experimenting with windows \ doors etc.

Otherwise, I welcome criticism but not along the lines of "Guests are obviously much wider than the residents," rather along the lines of: "The guest WC is too narrow, minimum width should be 1.50m, the wall to the utility room could be pushed."

Dimensions are currently the same, except the guest WC widened to 1.5m.

What I don’t like is the bottleneck at the entrance from the hallway to the living area. The hallway itself is 1.8m, the bottleneck then about 1.2m.

so if you have the hometrainers and they should continue to stand somewhere, then it is only right to include them, the problem in your plan was rather WHERE they stand

I attached a 3D version for you to help visualize it a bit.

It seems to me rather that you want to test it: of course, I immediately recognized that this is not the same floor plan. However, I am amazed that you apparently cannot read your own plans even in 3D. Or how do you come—despite having a 2D picture and a 3D picture!!!—to misunderstand my comment

"Guests are apparently significantly wider than the residents"

in such a way that you should move the wall of the guest WC

but rather in the direction: "Guest WC is too narrow, minimum width should be 1.50m, you could move the wall towards the HTR"

??? The dimensions of the room were not mentioned at all. You don’t sit on the floor of the WC room with your butt, but on the WC sanitary fixture aka toilet! And the symbolic image shows (both in the 2D and in the 3D depiction of the otherwise not identical floor plans) clearly that the toilet is shorter and wider than the one in the main bathroom. Furthermore, the fact that you omit the flush tank in the guest WC and give the family WC an old-fashioned "surface-mounted" flush tank I also saw in 2D, and I just didn’t comment on it any more than the fact that the hand wash basin in the guest WC is a miniature size.

How wide are you that you bang yourself on the edge towards the kitchen?

Can you at least now see it yourself also in 3D?

I believe you seem not to know RoomSketcher and assume that I omit the cistern in my calculation. I can assure you, it is included in the calculation, but unfortunately RoomSketcher cannot display this. I am very grateful to you for ideas on the problem of cistern representation in the floor plan with RS.

I think you seem not to know RoomSketcher and assume that I leave out the cistern in my calculation.

I have read at least 30 thousand posts in this forum alone, Room Sketcher is not exactly rarely used there. However, I am quite sure that you do not take the cistern into account even in a "calculation": with a pure representation problem, you would probably have lengthened the bowl rather than compressed it to depict appropriate proportions in total. In the wall (but who does that in the guest WC and the main bathroom not?), the cistern could only be accommodated here if it were an installation wall. In the latest 3D drawing with an unusually realistically dimensioned sofa, it is then clearly visible that the home trainers do not fit in addition. Yes, software like that has its shortcomings - for example, with Katja's software you have to imagine the spirals into the supposed stair landings - but here I do not see the problem in the fidelity of the representation, but rather on layer 8.