Floor plan optimization city villa + fill consideration

You can take the robot out of the hiding place with your hands, right? A kitchen cabinet is only 56 cm deep. In my opinion, you don't need a flap.

That probably depends on the respective model. Ours have the dust container at the front, so that it can be easily removed even when the device is under the cabinet.

Do you wear it then in the upstairs or do you have one there too?

Alexa notices when Saugfried is finished in the ground floor and then tells Siri to fetch the elevator.

So at least that's how I know the definition.

"You know more about that than I do" (quote Konrad Adenauer). The problem with the parapet height definition is precisely that there is no clear one. Although it is written in the floor plan to half a centimeter accuracy – whether this value applies before or after Christ, with or without value-added tax, the singer's courtesy usually remains silent on. A value without a reference point is worthless.

Are you then taking it upstairs or do you have one there as well?

So far I’m still taking it upstairs. For upstairs, one could also consider buying a second (cheaper) one, since it’s not needed there that often. The one on the ground floor can also mop and was a bit more expensive.

Where do you actually place the WLAN router? I don’t want to have it visible anywhere. I would position a WLAN printer on the shelf in the utility room so that a printer is centrally located somewhere. Is there any reason not to place the router in the utility room too? It’s supposed to be placed near the ceiling, or did I misunderstand something? I haven’t seen it like that anywhere. So ideally on the top shelf of the open shelf in the utility room? So far up in the room you actually plan a communication outlet or what is that called?