Bedroom + workspace
Keep a 160 cm bed and add a place to work. Try the same 140 cm desk on either side of the room. Furniture sizes stay the same.
No conflicts found in the defined local checks. This is not a complete access assessment.
Start with this arrangement →| Item | Width × depth | Use space |
|---|---|---|
| bed | 160 cm × 210 cm | bottom: 50 cm |
| Desk | 140 cm × 60 cm | bottom: 80 cm |
| wardrobe | 140 cm × 60 cm | top: 60 cm |
No conflicts found in the defined local checks. This is not a complete access assessment.
Start with this arrangement →| Item | Width × depth | Use space |
|---|---|---|
| bed | 160 cm × 210 cm | bottom: 50 cm |
| Desk | 140 cm × 60 cm | bottom: 80 cm |
| wardrobe | 140 cm × 60 cm | top: 60 cm |
The inside room is exactly 10 ft 0 in × 12 ft 0 in. The bed is a 160 cm × 210 cm outer-frame footprint, not a standard mattress claim.
Both examples assume one-sided bed access. Reserved use spaces are your planning assumptions, not universal clearance standards. Window height, headboard height and window operation need separate checks.
Door: bottom wall, 75 cm wide, 20 cm from the left, inward swing. Window: top wall, 100 cm wide, 170 cm from the left.
No closets, radiators or columns are modeled. All furniture and use spaces are illustrative.
Measure my actual room →Edit the shared room once, then change each alternative independently.