Bed against the longest wall

Description

Beds must sit against a solid wall (not floating in the room interior, not against the same wall as the door). Ideally the bed sits on the wall opposite the door so occupants see the doorway from bed and the door swing stays clear.

Why this exists

A bed centered on the longest unblocked wall reads as the room's anchor. Off-axis or against a window/door wall feels temporary.

Categories

Source

Solver enforcement

The constraint solver runs check function fix-bed-wall-01 as a hard constraint — layouts that fail are rejected outright.

Plan symbols this applies to

These plan symbols invoke this directive when placed on a floor plan. Click any to see where it's drawn and what other rules apply to it.

Related directives

• Living room minimum size · LIVING-ROOM-SIZE
• Family room minimum size · FAMILY-ROOM-SIZE
• Dining room sizing · DINING-ROOM-SIZE
• Primary bedroom minimum size · MASTER-BEDROOM-SIZE
• Secondary bedroom minimum size · SECONDARY-BEDROOM-SIZE