Thread 2943348

For making this small of a room?

>>2943348 (OP)
>kommieunits
how many ar15-cheeseburger per eagle-footballfield is this?

>>2943352
15'4" by 6'11" or 106 sqft

>>2943348 (OP)
Desk too thin, though I suppose you could put the bed on the left wall and move the desk to the bottom and it would be fine

>>2943354
Depending on how tall people get in your country that's gonna be barely enough room to fit a bed in one direction

>>2943348 (OP)
Small bedroom is still better than nothing

>>2943352
>kommieunits
>how many ar15
An M16A4 is 1 meter long.

>>2943356
Many animals will grow to fit their space. I hope OP lets his kid out so he doesn't become stunted.

>>2943348 (OP)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=azmSc_5Nbuw

good luck little john.

>>2943355
Where will the shed go?

>>2943348 (OP)
Everyone's different, but I lived for two years in a room where my twin bed took up an entire wall and I had to set my chair on the bed to open the door, and I didn't really mind it.

>>2943355
>>2943356
>>2943383
>>2943386
>>2943422

>>2943386
>>2943444
My aunt provided me with steel expansion screws which I used to push the wall a foot out.

>>2943348 (OP)
Kid having his own room is already a luxury, regardless of the size. As long as there's wifi and electricity socket he should be fine. I used to live in a parnty (3.4sqm) at one point and it decent enough.
One handy trick is getting a bunk bed and using one of the bunks as additional storage space.

>>2943458
>parnty
* pantry

>>2943348 (OP)
He will definitely start to resent you at around 32 but hopefully he can move out by then

>>2943354
7 ft is the minimum width of a bedroom under Burgerland code. I wouldn't go under 8 ft (2-ft table plus two 3-ft spaces for chairs).

>>2943765
What a room is defined as by code and what the end user purposes it as aren't really related.

>>2943769
A building inspector with a tape measure is related though.

>>2943348 (OP)
I lived in a 9qm room just fine when I first moved out. If he's allowed to lock his door and still use the living room and kitchen with his friends it's allright.

>>2943348 (OP)
>when he hits puberty
Why is this part of the question? Will he be allowed to masturbate in this room? If so, then locate the bed and desk behind the door swing.

>>2943786
Call it an office when you do a major reno and nobody will care.

>>2943348 (OP)
A small bedroom is fine because bedrooms are mainly used for sleeping which doesn't require a lot of space. A spacious closet helps though so he has a place to store his belongings and winter clothing

It's too big, he'll want to stay there instead of explore the world and other boys.

>>2943796
>Will he be allowed to masturbate in this room?
Where else would he masturbate? The dinner table?

>>2943819
>Where else would he masturbate?