kbt09
2015-02-12 20:39:34
- #1
Hmm
If the exterior dimension is 8.3 m in width, then the interior dimension of the house is about 760 cm ... that means, depending on the position of the central wall, the living/dining/cooking area is about 380 cm wide. To the right of the central wall, about 340 cm remain. Somehow, the staircase seems a bit too small to me.
The dining table position and size also don't quite fit, and in any case, they don't match the French doors.
The walls also generally seem a bit thin, especially the exterior walls. This reduces the interior room dimensions everywhere, so the current furnishing will also be more cramped on paper.
And then ... the chimney is missing from the drawing on the upper floor
From the position of the staircase, etc., this would now be exactly in the doorway area to the bedroom on the bottom left.
Is there a way to add measurements to this plan? That would make the floor plan errors even more obvious.
Otherwise, moving things around is somewhat pointless after all.
If the exterior dimension is 8.3 m in width, then the interior dimension of the house is about 760 cm ... that means, depending on the position of the central wall, the living/dining/cooking area is about 380 cm wide. To the right of the central wall, about 340 cm remain. Somehow, the staircase seems a bit too small to me.
The dining table position and size also don't quite fit, and in any case, they don't match the French doors.
The walls also generally seem a bit thin, especially the exterior walls. This reduces the interior room dimensions everywhere, so the current furnishing will also be more cramped on paper.
And then ... the chimney is missing from the drawing on the upper floor
From the position of the staircase, etc., this would now be exactly in the doorway area to the bedroom on the bottom left.
Is there a way to add measurements to this plan? That would make the floor plan errors even more obvious.
Otherwise, moving things around is somewhat pointless after all.