Floor plan of a single-family house with a granny flat

I see the access to the right side of the bed as much more problematic. If I see that correctly, the bedroom has a construction depth of 2.68. Minus plaster, that leaves 2.65m. With a bed depth of 2.10 (That's our standard double bed, so it's not an imaginary measurement) there are barely 55cm of passage width left. I am of the opinion that ideally you should have 100cm all around. It couldn't be done differently for us, so we have 80cm. 55cm would be a no-go for me.

The discussion reads to me like one about an architect's plan. However, the draft feels completely different to me: namely like an amateur plan that a technical draftsman has "properly" visualized.

I see the access to the right side of the bed as much more problematic. If I see that correctly, the bedroom has a built-in depth of 2.68. Minus plaster, that leaves 2.65m. With a bed depth of 2.10 (our standard double bed has that, so it’s not a made-up dimension) there remain just 55cm of passage width. I am of the opinion that ideally you have 100cm all around. For us it was not possible otherwise, so we have 80cm. 55cm would be a no-go for me.

This has not actually struck us so far. Thank you. I am currently considering turning the bed. As the bed stands now, I can’t look out anyway. At the moment our bed is 2 meters wide. So indeed it will be somewhat tight.

Well, rotating the bed by 90 degrees actually only worsens the problem:

Then there are only 32cm left per side of the bed ((2.65m-2.00m)/2 sides).

The room is simply unsuitable for a bedroom with a double bed.

Well, turning the bed by 90 degrees actually only worsens the problem:

Then there are only 32 cm per side of the bed ((2.65m - 2.00m) / 2 sides).

The room is simply unsuitable for a bedroom with a double bed.

Then we'll just move to the basement after all

Or bunk bed. Shall we go to my place or yours? Smile