While a good idea may not be a bad alliteration, I couldn’t help myself. Bad word-smithing aside, a good idea may be to locate the ladder to the loft at the rear of the house.
The example pictured here is from Tiny House UK. This tiny off-grid house puts the bed closer to the open side of the loft which would lessen any claustrophobic feelings. The cost is a bit of floor space down below on the left.
do these come with a stove?
do these come with a stove?
do these come with a stove?
I like the ladder off 2 itself away from open paths. If I got it this way & slipped; walls omit sharp landing, I think.
I like the ladder off 2 itself away from open paths. If I got it this way & slipped; walls omit sharp landing, I think.
I like the ladder off 2 itself away from open paths. If I got it this way & slipped; walls omit sharp landing, I think.
I don’t see any loft ladder at all in the pictures supplied. The ladder’s I have seen are always placed wrongly from a safely point of view; one has to “climb” over the ladder stiles and risk falling a long way down? It’s much safer to get into bed at floor level and NOT climb, so older folk can use it too and use the top space for storage.
It’s behind the chair on the left.