Floor plan question

4 years ago

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This may seem a silly question but I am very new to this. Does the floor plan include any of the kitchen cabinets i.e is it wall to wall, or does it only include any visible floor?

Any help us much appreciated.

Thanks

Rossi

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Carolina
4 years ago
Hi, I'm not quite sure what you mean? Do you mean dimensions? They should be wall to wall.
Nina
Original Author
4 years ago
Thank you, yes I meant dimensions. What confused me on this floor plan is that the kitchen and living room have different widths, when I thought they would be the same if it's wall to wall.
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Carolina
4 years ago
Hmm... you're right. But then again, floor plans are often not entirely correct.
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Artform London
4 years ago
This is clearly an estate agents plan and they always ensure the dimensions are as large as possible. Either this is a mistake or perhaps part of the shower room is actually protruding into the kitchen area? Or possibly the cabinets on the right hand side of the sink are tall units and the person measuring measured from the face of the doors?
rinked
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I know this isn't an answer to your question, but I saw the floorplan and had some fun with it ;)

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