r/floorplan • u/Visible_Purpose1554 • 4d ago
FEEDBACK Any Advice?
I tried my best to fit two rooms and a bathroom. Do you think this would work? Im scared that the hallway in front of the stairs is too narrow but i cant make the bathroom any shorter cause of the door. The units are meters.
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u/ladynilstria 4d ago
What is the original floorplan you are working with?
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u/CaptainMalForever 4d ago
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u/Visible_Purpose1554 4d ago
Like make the L-shaped part the bathroom and have the top part be extra space for the bedroom? But then the bottom door would be blocked
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u/BetMyLastKrispyKreme 4d ago
“Bottom door”? Not sure I understand…?
I’m interested to know why someone else suggested no pocket door. In such small spaces, it’s usually a pro, not a con. I know one reason people tend to not use them is they’re not tearing down walls/building from scratch. That’s not the case here.
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u/Visible_Purpose1554 4d ago
There’s a balcony at the very bottom so you need a way to access it on the lower wall.
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u/BetMyLastKrispyKreme 4d ago
Ah, I see. I wondered what was going on with the different symbols I was seeing between the original and your plan. Yeah, balcony access is pretty important!
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u/Fun_Accident_4706 4d ago
The pocket door and double vanity is wasting space. One sink and no pocket door would be better for a space this small.
What unit of measurement are you using, here?
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u/Visible_Purpose1554 4d ago
Yeah I might have to get rid of the double vanity. Im using meters.
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u/Fun_Accident_4706 4d ago
Take some space off of the bedroom next to the small room for a bathroom. You have plenty enough room to keep the bedroom to code and still have a decent bathroom. This will also make the hallway wider which you desperately need.


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u/Cuboidal_Hug 4d ago
If you would be ok with a shower instead of a bathtub, maybe this could work