kaho674
2018-01-12 10:01:19
- #1
Maybe use concrete? In this picture, it looks like the cheek is saved - gained 5cm.
Stairs - Are the stair dimensions 2.00x2.00m okay?
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ypg
2018-01-12 10:13:45
- #2
Maybe one uses concrete? In this picture, it looks like the cheek is then spared - 5cm gained.
From a structural perspective, I would expect that with concrete, you need to incorporate a bit more mass and that it requires more space.
ypg
2018-01-12 10:15:03
- #3
Now I missed something. It says 2 children and none should be added. Upstairs there are 2 children's rooms and the study. I assume the rooms are supposed to be swapped, or has another child actually arrived?
Where can this be seen? Do I have to look for it? Is it worth it?
kaho674
2018-01-12 10:26:35
- #4
I was referring to this: A bit mixed up here.Where can this be seen? Do I have to look for it? Is it worth it?
kaho674
2018-01-12 10:37:39
- #5
More would of course be bad. This steel staircase here also looks quite narrow, or is that just an illusion? Open to the lower left. I would find that cool.From a static point of view, I would expect that with concrete you need to add more mass and it requires more space
Zaba12
2018-01-12 11:21:04
- #6
More would of course be bad.
This steel staircase here also looks quite narrow, or is that an illusion? Open to the bottom left. I would find that cool.
I find it visually appealing. I like it...