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Anyone know what this planning mark means?

Benzanna
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Hi,
I've been looking at the floor plans of a new build home. does anyone know what the dotted lines making a box and then crossed through are? (see pic - box marked in thick red)
Thanks to anyone that can explain!
The marks are in line with each other (as in the one in the living room is directly below the one in the bedroom) so it can't be a skylight. and Surely not a loft hatch either...?
I've been looking at the floor plans of a new build home. does anyone know what the dotted lines making a box and then crossed through are? (see pic - box marked in thick red)
Thanks to anyone that can explain!
The marks are in line with each other (as in the one in the living room is directly below the one in the bedroom) so it can't be a skylight. and Surely not a loft hatch either...?

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Skylight / loft hatch ?Changing the world, one sarcastic comment at a time.0
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I don't know what it means but just wanted to comment is that the rooms appear really really small? Maybe it's just me ?0
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20.6 sq meters for a living room is 221 sq ft (I work in old money).
The square root of 221 = a room 14'8" square, which is "pretty generous" by many new build standards.
The 20.6 living room is 4.53m square.
My living room is smaller.
How many bedrooms is it?0 -
PasturesNew wrote: »20.6 sq meters for a living room is 221 sq ft (I work in old money).
The square root of 221 = a room 14'8" square, which is "pretty generous" by many new build standards.
The 20.6 living room is 4.53m square.
My living room is smaller.
How many bedrooms is it?
remember its also a dining room!0 -
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Maybe it is a loft hatch and the inclusion of it on the living room is an error? I can't think of anything other than a lift shaft(!) that would go through both rooms.0
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PasturesNew wrote: »20.6 sq meters for a living room is 221 sq ft (I work in old money).
The square root of 221 = a room 14'8" square, which is "pretty generous" by many new build standards.
The 20.6 living room is 4.53m square.
My living room is smaller.
How many bedrooms is it?
It's a 2 bed house. 83.1 square meters in total, which according to various reports is pretty generous for a new build...average in the UK is 76 sqm
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are you able to specify things before its even built to make it easier to do extensions in the future - im thinking steel beams in the right places, etc0
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