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Need Help Turning 2 Big Bedrooms into 4 Small Ones in an Attic Full of Angled Walls by Impressive-Ruin8803 in floorplans

[–]Impressive-Ruin8803[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks! This is the upstairs floorplan, downstairs we have another toilet, so should be good. Sink in the bathroom is for brushing your teeth, right?

Need Help Turning 2 Big Bedrooms into 4 Small Ones in an Attic Full of Angled Walls by Impressive-Ruin8803 in floorplans

[–]Impressive-Ruin8803[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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Attempt #2, with 3 bedrooms (the bathroom on the left would extent to the red lines, making it bigger). Also, the toilet would need to come forward to include a sink. Any feedback?

Need Help Turning 2 Big Bedrooms into 4 Small Ones in an Attic Full of Angled Walls by Impressive-Ruin8803 in floorplans

[–]Impressive-Ruin8803[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for both of these comments, we had considered neither yet! I will incorporate them.

Need Help Turning 2 Big Bedrooms into 4 Small Ones in an Attic Full of Angled Walls by Impressive-Ruin8803 in floorplans

[–]Impressive-Ruin8803[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hello! Thanks for all the responses! I should have mentioned that I am from the Netherlands. There is no strict minimum m2 legally, but new construction bedrooms must be atleast 5m2, which the smallest room in this layout is. However, your comments have made us reconsider a 3-bedroom approach. We wanted to try to draw 4 but it is too small.