How convenient.11 feet 11 inches
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How convenient.11 feet 11 inches
Really not much space in there, we were trying to do an open concept on the bottom with as much space as possible, so with the trusses the actual ceiling height would be under slightly under 10 feet high.How convenient.
If few people will ever be in that space why are you adding a toilet up there?This space is not for customers, or people really, just for storage. Very few people would ever be in that space. Is there a problem with maximizing the space on the bottom e hilton?
EmployeesIf few people will ever be in that space why are you adding a toilet up there?
Yes on the far side of the other buildingdo employees have access to a toilet on the first floor a well, I didn't see one on the plans you posted? Or are you providing the only toilet on an non handicap accessible floor?
Yes also pushing the riser and tread lengths as well that way... Turns out may need to enclose after all, one corner will be a couple feet passed 75 feet unless I figure something else out.No problem maximizing the space, i was commenting that if the floor to floor distance was one inch more it would require different stairs.