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Originally Posted by Glenn Kuras  Generally speaking you want to avoid rooms that are squ or multiples of it. Meaning you would not want a room that is 10x10 or 10x20. Also you want to keep in mind you don't want the width (nor the height) to be less then 1/2 the length or you could start to have a tunnel effect in the room. An example would be 9 wide x 8 high and 24 feet long. Basically just find the largest room that is rectangular that has good symmetry. |
thanks a lot for the info I'm going to buy a book or two also I think on setting up rooms before i really start house hunting
how can i explain to my friends that while I now have a house I do NOT have a living room?
