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The tables below list the common sizes. They vary by country and maker, so measure the real piece when you can.",[30,62,89,114,134,159,182,190],{"h2":31,"p":32,"table":34,"after":60},"Beds",[33],"Mattress sizes. The frame usually adds 5–10 cm in each direction; a headboard adds more at the head end.",[35,40,45,50,55],[36,37,38,39],"Bed","Europe","UK","US",[41,42,43,44],"Single","90 × 200","90 × 190","Twin 97 × 191",[46,47,48,49],"Small double","120 × 200","120 × 190","—",[51,52,53,54],"Double","140 × 200 or 160 × 200","135 × 190","Full 137 × 191",[56,57,58,59],"Queen \u002F king","180 × 200","King 150 × 200, super king 180 × 200","Queen 152 × 203, king 193 × 203",[61],"Leave 60–70 cm on each side you walk round and about 70 cm at the foot. Our [double bed symbol](\u002Flibrary\u002Fplan\u002Fdouble-bed) is 160 × 200 cm.",{"h2":63,"table":64,"after":87},"Living room",[65,69,73,77,80,83],[66,67,68],"Piece","Typical size (cm)","Space around it",[70,71,72],"Two-seat sofa","150–180 × 85–95","75 cm walkway",[74,75,76],"Three-seat sofa","190–230 × 85–95","40–45 cm to the coffee table",[78,79,49],"Armchair","75–90 × 75–90",[81,82,49],"Coffee table","100–120 × 50–60",[84,85,86],"TV unit","150–200 × 40–50","View distance about 2–3 m",[88],"The [sofa symbol](\u002Flibrary\u002Fplan\u002Fsofa) is about 210 × 90 cm.",{"h2":90,"table":91,"after":112},"Dining",[92,96,100,103,106,109],[93,94,95],"Table","Size (cm)","Seats",[97,98,99],"Square","90 × 90","4",[101,102,99],"Rectangular","120 × 80",[101,104,105],"160–180 × 90","6",[107,108,99],"Round","100–110 across",[107,110,111],"120–130 across","5–6",[113],"Allow about 60 cm of table edge per person. Leave about 75 cm from the table to a wall so chairs can pull out, and 90–100 cm where people walk behind someone sitting. The [dining table symbol](\u002Flibrary\u002Fplan\u002Fdining-table) is 90 × 90 cm with four chairs.",{"h2":115,"table":116},"Bedroom and study",[117,119,123,127,130],[66,67,118],"Space in front",[120,121,122],"Wardrobe","Depth 60, width 50 per door","70–90 cm to open the doors",[124,125,126],"Chest of drawers","80–100 × 45–50","about 90 cm to pull drawers out",[128,129,49],"Bedside table","40–50 × 35–45",[131,132,133],"Desk","120–160 × 60–80","about 100 cm for the chair",{"h2":135,"table":136,"after":157},"Kitchen",[137,139,142,145,148,151,154],[138,67],"Item",[140,141],"Worktop depth","60",[143,144],"Worktop height","about 90",[146,147],"Base units","widths of 30, 40, 50, 60, 80 or 100",[149,150],"Fridge (built-in \u002F freestanding)","about 60 wide; American-style 75–90 wide",[152,153],"Dishwasher, oven, hob","60 wide",[155,156],"Space between facing worktops","100–120",[158],"The [kitchen counter symbol](\u002Flibrary\u002Fplan\u002Fkitchen-counter) is a 240 × 60 cm run with a sink, drainer and hob.",{"h2":160,"table":161,"after":180},"Bathroom",[162,165,169,173,177],[163,67,164],"Fitting","Clear space",[166,167,168],"Toilet","36–40 × 65–75","about 60 cm in front",[170,171,172],"Basin","50–60 × 40–50","about 70 cm in front",[174,175,176],"Bathtub","170 × 70–75 (also 160 and 180 long)","about 70 cm alongside",[178,179,172],"Shower tray","80 × 80 to 90 × 120",[181],"See the [toilet](\u002Flibrary\u002Fplan\u002Ftoilet) and [bathtub](\u002Flibrary\u002Fplan\u002Fbathtub) symbols.",{"h2":183,"list":184},"Doors, corridors and stairs",[185,186,187,188,189],"**Internal doors**: 70–90 cm wide, about 200–210 cm high.","**Front doors**: 90–100 cm wide.","**Corridors**: at least 90 cm wide; 120 cm is comfortable.","**Stairs in a house**: about 90–100 cm wide, with risers around 15–19 cm and goings around 25–30 cm.","Building rules set minimums for doors, corridors and stairs — check the ones where you're building.",{"h2":191,"p":192},"Drawing them in JotJam",[193],"The [plan symbols](\u002Flibrary\u002Fplan) are already real size, so you can place them straight into a [design](\u002Fdesign\u002Fedit). For anything else, draw a rectangle and type its size — 200 x 90 for a sofa, in centimetres — and add a text label. Step-by-step: [how to draw a floor plan online](\u002Fguides\u002Fhow-to-draw-a-floor-plan-online).",{"title":195,"items":196},"Questions",[197,200,203,206,209],{"q":198,"a":199},"What size is a double bed on a floor plan?","Draw it at its real size: 140 × 200 or 160 × 200 cm in most of Europe, 135 × 190 cm in the UK, and 137 × 191 cm for a US full. Add a few centimetres for the frame.",{"q":201,"a":202},"How much space do you need around a bed?","About 60–70 cm on each side you walk round and about 70 cm at the foot.",{"q":204,"a":205},"How big is a dining table for four?","A 90 × 90 cm square, a 120 × 80 cm rectangle or a round table about 100–110 cm across.",{"q":207,"a":208},"How deep is a kitchen worktop?","Usually 60 cm, at a height of about 90 cm.",{"q":210,"a":211},"How wide should a corridor be?","At least 90 cm; 120 cm feels comfortable. 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