Plan living area floor plan

you have set it up, I see a small problem there. You can certainly live with it, but in case of disability, it is difficult to get to the window side.

The supports can be shifted from right to left in the plan. In both cases, however, there are beams running that need to be supported, and at the marked points there are currently supports or, in the case of the milk chamber, a wall. Only moving them "up / down" is not possible.

Edit: I only found out over the weekend that, of course, they can be relocated.

Only moving "up / down" is not possible.

What about the 3rd support at the chamber bottom side?

What about the 3rd support at the bottom of the chamber?

That is the corner of the milking parlor. From the corner to the left of the plan towards the exterior wall runs a beam. This must be supported at at least one point that is not closer to the exterior wall than the corner currently is – so shifting it to the left by one meter is no problem, to the right maybe. Then the structural engineer has to calculate.

Here is a floor plan with a bathroom. Bathroom with washing machine and dryer.

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If the supports can be moved, it is a bit easier.

If you can move the supports, it is a bit easier.

Definitely! However, please take a look at the windows on the bottom of the plan. They are different in your version. So if you move the support further to get more than 2.80 meters in the bedroom, you enter the area of the middle window, which is drawn differently in your plan.

Definitely! However, please take a look at the windows at the bottom of the plan. They are different in your version. So if you move the support further so that you get more than 2.80 in the bedroom, you enter the area of the middle window, which is drawn differently in your version.

I took the plan from the OP. I drew the wall at 2.90. The OP should measure exactly where the windows are again.