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Can anyone help me measure this floorplan?

Started by darkbird
almost 17 years ago
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http://img.streeteasy.com/nyc/image/92/2419392.jpg The wall exterior walls aren't straight, here an another plan but sizes I believe are wrong: http://img.streeteasy.com/nyc/image/34/8226234.gif Thanks
Response by PMG
almost 17 years ago
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my guess is 700 sq ft

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Response by drdrd
almost 17 years ago
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700 seems pretty good to me, too, assuming those measurements are somewhat true.

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Response by maly
almost 17 years ago
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I'd say 620.

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Response by OTNYC
almost 17 years ago
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closer to 620

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Response by patient09
almost 17 years ago
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Is this the unit?? Seems a bit inflated if they are listing it at 850sq ft

http://www.streeteasy.com/nyc/sale/467034-coop-3-hanover-square-financial-district-new-york

apt 8E

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Response by aboutready
almost 17 years ago
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if that's the unit i get +/- 660.

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Response by stevejhx
almost 17 years ago
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I say 650 to 700, but a lot of wastage in the entry area.

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Response by darkbird
almost 17 years ago
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Yea I was trying to figure out dimensions for E line.

First floorplan = 7e
Second 4e/8e

Dimensions are different.

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Response by maly
almost 17 years ago
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I can't get 700sf no matter how much I round up, how do you guys figure that much?
From an outside square of 30x30= 900sf
minus triangle to account for the angled windows: (5x30)/2=75sf,
and minus 20% for the missing top corner=180sf so a total of 645sf even if I add a foot all around the room dimensions.

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Response by patient09
almost 17 years ago
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where does 30*30 come from?

25*25 gets you pretty close, then adjust from there

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Response by maly
almost 17 years ago
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I added the room dimensions at their longest point and added a foot for the walls, to get a square plate. I was trying to get to 700sf, but I just can't find them no matter how I measure.

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