Floor plan: Preliminary draft from the prefabricated house provider is available

2015-08-21 11:10:00

Laundry room and office could be swapped, although then you would have to do puzzles in the laundry room or move ironing to the upper floor. The program is called Revit. We are currently facing the same problem with nice sliding doors - my wife also doesn't want glass and no pre-wall either -.-

2015-08-21 11:12:06

: I think we are misunderstanding each other somewhere... because I only see disadvantages here.

According to your sketch (thank you very much for the effort!), our little one is now stomping right above the office. No, thanks.

I almost believe it too, otherwise I can no longer read plans

As you originally set it up with your 1st post, the bathroom is above your home office; that's why I swapped the rooms. If the room layout remained like that, there would be a boxed-in area in your office, because the bathroom above would have to be drained somehow

Best regards from the Rhineland

2015-08-21 11:18:33

Yvonne suggested a double-wing glass door. Very practical, no question – but unfortunately, we really don’t like glass. Like, really don’t. No-go. In general, whenever I think of double-wing doors, I immediately think of sash windows, country house style, Scandinavian coziness. It’s on my list to google modern variants someday – but I haven’t gotten around to it yet.

We had already considered just leaving a wide opening completely open there ... ?

hehe
Nowadays there are glass doors made entirely of glass. Possibly without frieze, meaning without a frame or satin-finished.
Personally, I would avoid doors, as you are also considering. But with some children? ... Or was it only one child at your place?
(Sorry, I’m already getting confused )

2015-08-21 11:22:39

I will gladly inquire, but I am not aware that any measures are required for the drainage in the room below. I assumed that it goes through pipes in floors and walls...

2015-08-21 11:24:43

it was only a child and it will remain that way.
so, now brush your teeth, and off to bed with the kid!

the heating efficiency, do you think it could be neglected?

2015-08-21 12:26:13

Without a door, nothing is neglected at all, unless you leave the door open for ages. For you, living only really begins around the corner - from the perspective of the front door. I must admit: we also have no door and in the super insulated house, which in winter is only ventilated with [Kontrollierte-Wohnraumlüftung], a short cold breeze is sometimes quite nice

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