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Reply to: svmilligan, if you are ok on not having the windows completely centered on the wall, I find this floor plan is aesthetically pleasing to the eyes. I think you won't see it too much outside that the window is not centered. The right window is only 9ish inch. closer to the corner of the house compared to the left window.

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Reply to: Two other plans. In the second plan the toilet and closet have been switched to allow the vanity to be in one piece.

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Reply to: I find this could be a nice compromise ... something a bit more spacious than the last one above. I did not center the master bedroom door because I don't want it to be in conflict with the toilet door.

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Reply to: I drew 2 plans where the tub connects with the shower. I find in the first one there is a lot of space in the middle. I was not sure if you like it to be that empty. So I drew a second one that uses a lot more space. I don't know if you are flexible on the width of the windows. In these layout, the windows are 2'-8" wide. You may reduce the space between them by 4 inches if you go with 2'-6" wide windows.

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Reply to: This is just a recommendation: If you plan to put your bed on the wall adjacent to the bathroom and if the plumbing is all on that wall, you may want to increase the insulation inside that wall so the noise of the sinks and toilet won't wake you up. There is a bit more information, I would like to add to the floor plans above: - My software is drawing walls 4 in. thick and a standard wall is 4 1/2 ". - I should have reserved 24 in. deep for the rod in the closet, not 20 in. This would make the space to move between the rods 8 in. narrower. It would also reduce the rod length by 8 in. - I put windows 2'-8". I don't know if you have a flexibility on the width of the windows. In the plan below, I drew the walls 4 1/2 in. thick. I also shortened the vanity by 6 in. to increase the width of the toilet area. This makes the walk to the toilet look less of a corridor.

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Reply to: I drew the first plan below just because you mentioned that you may like the idea of having the bathroom door to the far left so you would have enough space on that wall to place the bed if you choose to. The second plan is pretty much like my last plan above except that I switched the toilet and closet so you don't need to move the windows to much compared to your original plan.

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Reply to: Here's one more suggestion. svmilligan, because the drawing of your floor plan shows a width of 14 ft but you said you increased it to 16 ft, would that be possible to give us the measurements of the windows' wall .i.e. how long is the wall between the 2 windows and how wide are the windows?

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