Window and Wall

13 years ago

I want to back up one of the walls in my house. Making the main bedroom smaller and transforming the other room into a walk in closet.
The problem is that the place where i want to put the wall has a windows right in the middle.
Have you seen any ideas of how to deal with this without closing the window?

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Dytecture

13 years ago

Pictures and floor plans are worth a thousand words !

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Ironwood Builders
13 years ago
A floor plan with dimension and door/widow locations will get you answers!
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Hugo Maximo
Original Author
13 years ago
Ok. So what i want is to take out the wall between room 5 and 6 and place it where now stands a back line. Closing one of the doors and making the space that is now room 5 a walk in closet.
Problem: the window. :(
Hugo Maximo
Original Author
13 years ago
No ideas?
charleee
13 years ago
Can you move the window to the angled wall?
ekc3502
13 years ago
I would move the wall even further back to include the window in the master bedroom and make the closet smaller
Hugo Maximo
Original Author
13 years ago
No it's impossible to move the window. Its a flat so moving the window it's out of the question.
I was looking for an idea to keep the size of the closet and the window.
Hugo Maximo
Original Author
13 years ago
If no solution comes up i'll just keep huge closet :)
joanbllt
13 years ago
Start your wall to the bedroom side of the window and take it down and angled to the point of the where you originally wished to have the closet wall. The bedroom would have one angled wall as would the closet. That closet angle by the window could be a set up with a vanity table with exterior light.
Hugo Maximo
Original Author
13 years ago
Thanks joanbllt. I'm gonna put that in 3D and see how it looks like.
joanbllt
13 years ago
worked a bit more - can you copy the angle of the outside wall in the second bedroom - take that same angle down to your drawn black line for the closet wall - there would be a parallel to the outside wall and then straight to the door corner. At the moment can't post drawings -
joanbllt
13 years ago
Was able to get my image copied
Hugo Maximo
Original Author
13 years ago
i was thinking about fitting two sliding doors to the closet. in this case i can fit only one.
but i thing this is the best solution so far. Thanks.
Hugo Maximo
Original Author
13 years ago
This is what it would look like. (thats the real size of the bed.)
joanbllt
13 years ago
Think it looks like it will work -
Hugo Maximo
Original Author
13 years ago
yes. i think i'll do just that. i'll post pictures when ready. Thanks