Floor plan of a single-family house with approximately 150 sqm on a rear lot

We have separate bedrooms, correct. No one sleeps in the other's room and no one climbs over the other. Both beds can be rotated in both directions and accordingly can be approached with walking aids. There is not a single passage width under one meter throughout the entire house. Should the room ever be combined, which is rather unlikely, the wall would be removed.

Yes, the corner at the top in the bathroom needs to be looked at. I measured it yesterday and the height is slightly over 2m. That is of course too little. Those are detail questions that need to be discussed with the architect of the homeowner. The prefabricated houses have different heights and wind loads. Neither the stairs nor anything else are fixed.

Where has actually disappeared to?

The HAR should be located anyway in the NW,

How should one know that? I don’t even want to comment on the floor plans. Unfortunately, you are resistant to advice there. But I have to say something about the stairs. Your landing staircase has no rectangular landing. And then the laundry tower directly above the stair entrance???

Hello,

Where has actually disappeared to?

I think he showed up here with the intention of having the floor plan evaluated by outsiders because he himself doesn’t have a good feeling about it.

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Where is one supposed to know that from? I don’t even want to get into the floor plans. Unfortunately, you are resistant to advice there. But I have to say something about the staircase. Your landing staircase doesn’t have a rectangular landing. And then the laundry tower directly above the staircase entrance???

Yes, I know, regarding the staircase. The software I’m using automatically adjusted it. It won’t be implemented like that. However, a conversation with a stair builder showed that a "niche" of 2.90 x 2.15-2.20 will result in a comfortably walkable staircase. Presumably, depending on the ceiling height, it will be a bit shorter, or the landing deeper or something like that. The reason the children’s doors are positioned as they are has nothing to do with the staircase, in case someone wants to point out that with a more optimized staircase the hallway could be smaller. Yes, that’s possible. The corner at child 2 would disappear, but then you would be right at the staircase as soon as you step out the door. I don’t find that very optimal for children. If you swap the ascent and descent, it would work, but then you have a longer way to the basement... which, if I think about it carefully, hardly matters at all. What would be a charming advantage: if the closets were moved to the other side, the staircase could be open or semi-open on that side with a staggered wall, and the staircase descent closed off. There was some reason why I discarded that idea again, I just can’t remember it right now.

Hello, I think he showed up here with the intention of having the floor plan evaluated by outsiders because he himself doesn’t have a good feeling about it. Now the old biddy has caught on and is trying to prevent him from coming up with any good ideas ;) Best regards

Impossible designation of the wife!!! What is that supposed to mean?