Need help with stairs placement
narelle_towie
7 years ago
We are renovating our house and want to move a landing that has been converted into a dining area back towards bedroom 3. This will bring the family room stairs to just outside our daughter's bedroom. See attached architectural drawing (stairs before and after - moved to outside bed 3)
Is this safe or advisable? We need to keep the stairs on that side of the room because that is the main thoroughfare from front to back door. Streamlining the thoroughfare is a problem we are trying to rectify with the renov job.
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