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A small bedroom, measured

A 3 × 3.4 m bedroom.
A place to sleep and work.

A single bed, a desk and everyday storage in 10.2 m². Explore the exact measurements of this example before trying it with your own furniture.

Inside dimensions
300 × 340 cm
Ceiling height
250 cm
Furniture
4 measured pieces
Try this room
Your room, viewed from aboveRoom measures 3 by 3.4 metres. Read-only measured room plan.door on bottom wall, 80 cm widewindow on top wall, 100 cm wideSingle bedDeskWardrobeChair
A measured view from above. Dashed green areas show the front-access zones used by the planner; arrows show each piece’s front. This is a proportional drawing, not a fixed print scale.

Reading the arrangement

Give each part of the room a purpose.

Bed along the left wall

The single bed sits in the top-left corner. Its foot faces the wardrobe across the gap at the lower end of the room. This uses the wall edge for sleeping, but the planner checks access at the foot only; it does not assess making the bed or access along both sides.

A desk below the window

The desk occupies the top-right corner below the recorded window sill. The chair is shown separately in the room, not tucked under the desk. Check its working position and the real window opening; the planner does not assess daylight, glare or radiator clearance.

Storage away from the door

The wardrobe sits against the bottom-left wall with its front facing into the room. The entrance is on the right of that wall. The reserved door zone stays free of furniture in this example; the wardrobe’s full door or drawer travel still needs a real check.

The numbers behind the drawing

Furniture sizes and exact positions

All values below are centimetres. Left and top positions locate the furniture footprint from the inside edges of the room. These are example sizes, not a shopping list; measure the pieces you own.

Compact single example · all measurements in cm
PieceWidth × depth × heightLeft / top positionFront faces
Single bed90 × 200 × 500 / 0Down (0°)
Desk100 × 60 × 75200 / 0Down (0°)
Wardrobe100 × 60 × 2000 / 280Up (180°)
Chair50 × 50 × 80170 / 130Down (0°)

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Door

80 cm wide on the bottom wall, starting 200 cm from its left edge. The planner reserves a 80 × 80 cm square inside the room for a conservative inward swing.

Window

100 cm wide on the top wall, starting 200 cm from its left edge. The sill is 90 cm above the floor.

What the plan tells you

Read the checks with the measurements.

Passes the supported geometry and access checks; not a safety certification.

No conflicts are recorded for furniture footprints, reserved door zones, window-height checks or front-access zones in this example.

The route check finds a connection from the door to every recorded front-access zone using a 10 cm grid and a 60 cm square walking footprint.

Those are planning assumptions. They do not certify wheelchair access, fire safety or delivery routes, and the example records no radiators, columns or other fixed obstacles. Check your real room and add its fixed features before relying on an arrangement.

Read how the planning checks work

Make the example your own

Start here. Then use your measurements.

  1. Open the planner and expand Start with a room like yours.
  2. Choose Compact single to preview this room.
  3. When ready, select Replace room with Compact single, then edit the room, openings and furniture to match yours.

Opening the planner or previewing an example keeps your current draft. Replacing the room is an explicit action and can be undone during the session. Export your current project first if you want a portable backup.

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