Floor plan example
1930s house floor plan
Typical of a Dutch 1930s house are the bay window at the front and the "kamer en suite": a front room and a back room with sliding doors between them. This example has 3 storeys, 151 m² of living area and 3 bedrooms.
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The floor plan, storey by storey
Area per room as Dinoplan shows it on the drawing, measured on the inside of the walls.
Ground floor

| Room | Area |
|---|---|
| Front room | 17.2 m² |
| Back room | 17 m² |
| Kitchen | 8.7 m² |
| Hallway | 8.1 m² |
| Toilet | 1.2 m² |
First floor

| Room | Area |
|---|---|
| Bedroom 1 | 15.6 m² |
| Landing | 13.3 m² |
| Bedroom 2 | 11.5 m² |
| Bedroom 3 | 7.6 m² |
| Bathroom | 4.2 m² |
Attic

| Room | Area |
|---|---|
| Attic | 50.1 m² |
Living area according to Dinoplan: 151 m². That is not always the sum of all rooms in the tables, because not every room counts as living space.
About this 1930s house
In this example the kitchen is behind the hallway, with a door to the garden, and the back room has French doors. Upstairs are three bedrooms and a bathroom, and a fixed stair leads to the attic with a dormer.
What you can do with it in Dinoplan
- Change the sizes. Type the measurements of your own home; the area per room updates as you go.
- Add or remove rooms. Add a room, take out a wall or move a door.
- See it in 3D. One click and you see the house from every side.
- Export. As PNG or PDF, and as FML for Funda.
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This is a made-up example of a 1930s house: not a real address and not a measured home. Real homes of this type differ in size and layout, so use the measurements of your own.
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