Our floor plan of 120 sqm on a 469 sqm plot

2013-11-13 21:33:38

If you are not planning a basement, where will all your things go, such as tools, Christmas decorations, washing machine and dryer, tricycle, stroller, flower pots, ETC.. When you wallpaper or paint a wall, you also need a place for all kinds of tools.
Best regards
Sabine

2013-11-13 21:33:47

Good evening, 3.26 sqm will in no case be enough for the HAR; don't forget, the plaster thicknesses also have to be deducted! What does confuse me, however, are the window sizes in the attic. What does your architect say about that? For me, except for the bedroom, they are all too small, thinking of the rule: ⅛ of the GF = window size. Rhenish greetings

As it was explained to us, the plaster is only applied from the outside to the wall and on the inside only a thin layer because it should be a diffusion-open masonry.

2013-11-13 21:39:34

2.93 is only up to the chimney. you still have to add about 40cm
Nevertheless, 3m wardrobe will not work. You should subtract at least 10cm at the door and also leave some space to the window, otherwise the wardrobe will be in front of the window. Our wardrobe is 65cm deep and for me it looks like the window is recessed a maximum of 50cm from the wall (I can't determine the measurement from the plan)...

finally this was recognized. but as you can see on the floor plan, a 3m wide wardrobe is drawn in there, so I don't understand where the problem is. the window is 70cm away from the wall according to my measurement. and also considered by the architect.

2013-11-13 21:45:55

I’m looking closely at your 2.93. You can’t fit a standard cabinet in there. If you’re planning your own house, at least a wall of 3.10 meters should be included.

And where to put it??? The electrician needs 150 cm depth in front of the cabinet to move back. I don’t see that with you, especially if there’s supposed to be a heater somewhere. Sorry to say, but there isn’t much wall space left for hanging anything.

Then the space is enough for a guest room (guest upstairs, the WC downstairs...)

I think you don’t quite understand this and are somewhat resistant to advice.

Life isn’t only about coffee chats in the big living room and a show kitchen. The house you live in should also function in everyday life.
This is now the second floor plan... You want it this way, but you probably won’t read anything different here.

Your guest room will be turned into a junk room, why not – everyone has a corner like that.

Do you still live with your parents who do the laundry (not meant meanly) – or why don’t you see the deficit?

Have you ever lived in a rental apartment? In summer, the laundry goes out to the garden to dry. That’s what it’s for. In winter, there’s plenty of space on the ground floor. That’s how we were all raised in our family. We don’t have to hide anything.
And don’t worry. We’re happy to hear every opinion. But sorry for that now. But a place to dry laundry is no topic for us to get worked up about. (Also not meant meanly) And no, we’ve been washing our own laundry ourselves for a few years now.

2013-11-13 21:51:52

If you’re not planning a basement, where will all your stuff go, like tools, Christmas decorations, washing machine and dryer, tricycle, stroller, flowerpots, ETC.? When you wallpaper or paint a wall, you also need a place for all kinds of tools.
Best regards
Sabine

Washing machine goes in the utility room as you can see. Dryer, for what? Laundry dries without one and a dryer just consumes huge amounts of electricity. A nice thing in winter, but otherwise not really useful (our opinion). Christmas decorations go in the attic (space available). Stroller goes under the stairs. Tools could be put in the storage room in the hallway... plus we still have a plot of land where a shed is planned. You can put stuff in there too.

2013-11-13 22:01:01

2.93 is only up to the chimney. you still need to add about 40cm

Thanks, humi... I really only saw the 2.93
But I wouldn’t have been surprised because of the rest

@Erfurter: everyone is telling you the same thing here... of course, if you specifically plan a spot in the living room for a foldable dryer so that your living room nicely gets humidified by your wet bed linen, then go ahead. There is no need to discuss sense or nonsense here.

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