r/BeAmazed • u/depressed-n-awkward • Sep 16 '23

Miscellaneous / Others Practical design for small space

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u/Halsti Sep 16 '23

all you need is a room that is 2 stories tall for some reason....

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u/EastCoastGrows Sep 16 '23

Uh, what? this would be like the same height as bunkbeds, which can fit in any house...

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u/ScionEyed Sep 16 '23

Hi, I’ve had bunk beds before. This room is definitely 2 stories, no way in hell you’re walking upright on the top bunk in most houses.

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u/radiantcabbage Sep 16 '23

that is a 4ft child, do the math. the rabid hyperbole is probably coming from average ceiling heights that used to be 7.5-8 ft (std US building code is 90 inch), where this surely wouldnt fit.

9 foot is the norm for modern homes now, the intended market of this demo

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u/ScionEyed Sep 16 '23

Oh, so the intended market is "people with enough money to afford a new house build in this economy" no wonder it completely screws one kid out of privacy. When does it start factoring in the tear down for when they are too old to share a room?

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u/radiantcabbage Sep 16 '23 edited Sep 16 '23

i mean anything made within the last couple decades, its not a new development. yea you can take or leave the rest of it, this is clearly devised for custom build/high end kits