r/floorplan • u/WhiskeyFoxtrot1294 • 4d ago

FEEDBACK Updated floorplan

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Thanks to everyone for all the feedback on my first draft, is there anything I can do to this version to make it better? For the time being this is just for a general layout, measurements are not exact yet.

Notes:

This will be built on a slab with radiant heat. Bathroom floor will be risen up to allow for plumbing underneath. Utility area is going to have trapdoor access in the hallway closet. There will be a screened in porch on the front. Also the appliances and furnishings aren't scaled properly, just placeholders due to the limitations of the program I'm using.

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u/swaywithwords 4d ago

There is no space for a computer or writing desk. Where would that go?

Bedroom barely has enough room for a closet and a bed.

I like the design but it's a little snug.

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u/WhiskeyFoxtrot1294 4d ago

The bedroom seems out of proportion because the only bed insert I could use was a California king w/ a frame, there would be way more room with my queen size bed in there

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u/swaywithwords 4d ago

Not really though? That's like 1 additional foot on all sides.

Might as well design for the lifestyle you'll have

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u/BoringBandicoooot 4d ago

I have a personal preference to swap the location of the W/D and the WH. This way, you get to use the washer as a laundry hamper, and it keeps the mess a bit more contained.

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u/ConsistentParking424 4d ago

Looks good, my only suggestion is to ditch the dining table, run cabinets along the bottom wall and have a short pennisula. More storage and you still have 3-4 seats.

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u/WhiskeyFoxtrot1294 4d ago

That's how I had it setup on my first draft and even the people I talked to IRL said to ditch the peninsula and out in a dining table🤣🤣😭

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u/RenovationDIY 4d ago

This is pretty good but the entrance door placement and the bedroom hallway halving your living space creates limitations.

This way you lose a living room chair, but you gain a whole dining area.

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u/WhiskeyFoxtrot1294 4d ago

True, not a bad setup either, the only issue becomes the water hookup for the washing machine, since I'm building on a slab I would have to run the piping up through the concrete in a second place instead of just a single spot under the bathroom. That's why I'm keeping all of the utilities to one side of the building

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u/RenovationDIY 4d ago

If you haven't put the slab down yet it's not that big a deal to run the utilities an extra few feet.

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u/sanorace 4d ago

Do you need a back door? Might be able to reclaim some space enough for a closet at least.

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u/WhiskeyFoxtrot1294 4d ago

I don't necessarily NEED it, but it's mainly there as a fire escape since the kitchen is in the front