Hallway

The hallway (front) -the lobe distribution of the house, located directly at the main entrance. The hallway is designed to ensure a simple and convenient connection between residential and household rooms. In addition, it is a thermal and hygienic gateway of a dwelling. Here they leave outerwear in cold weather, for which hangers or built -in cabinets at the rate of 0, 5 m2 per person are equipped. The width of the hallway should be at least 1, 2 m in the presence of built -in cabinets and 1, 4 m, if they are absent. Household pantries in an individual house allow you to save the area of ​​other premises, since they replace standard furniture cabinets. It is convenient to place the cold pantries near the economic exit or veranda. The pantries for products and kitchen utensils are provided near the kitchen and dining room. In addition, it is desirable to have a small pantry for small homemade equipment: brooms, buckets for washing floors, vacuum cleaner, etc. The area of ​​household and food pantries depends on the composition of the family, but should not exceed 3-3, 5 m2. It is often believed that there should be more pantries in a manor house than in a city apartment. However, the opinion of experts is as follows: it is quite enough in the residential building itself to have a pantry for storing priority supplies of products in the kitchen and small pantries for other domestic purposes. After all, each such room reduces the area of ​​the kitchen, room or corridor. It is appropriate to recall that with a manor house there are a number of outbuildings of outbuildings and sheds, in addition, there is a cellar for long -term storage of products on almost every estate. Currently, in the villages and villages of Prikamye, one -story, attic and two -story one – and two -apartment manor houses are being built. For living one family, one -story buildings are most often built. In them, all residential and utility rooms are located at the same level and, therefore, are interconnected. The number and length of internal transitions and corridors are minimal. However, in multi -room houses, you cannot do without developed ways of movement.