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¿Es posible? A menudo os preguntáis de qué se puede prescindir en una casa con el fin de optimizar la mayor inversión de nuestra vida, de ahorrarnos por un lado para gastar por otro, o simplemente para evitar gastar más.
Y uno de esos elementos podrían ser los armarios roperos. Quizá no sean tan necesarios en sí mismos como el valioso espacio que ocupan y cómo se organiza ese espacio, pero el mueble en sí podemos interpretarlo de mil maneras.
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Las Normas de Diseño y Calidad de la Comunidad Valenciana (existen otras similares en las demás comunidades, me atrevo a decir que hasta 17 distintas) dicen en su artículo 5, referente al equipamiento de la vivienda, en su apartado a) Almacenamiento:
"Toda vivienda dispondrá de un espacio para almacenamiento de la ropa y enseres que no será inferior a 0,80m³ por usuario con una profundidad mínima de 0,55m que se podrá materializar mediante armarios empotrados, mediante reserva de superficie para la disposición de mobiliario, o ambas."
Por tanto, tal legislación, a la vez que nos garantiza el derecho a un espacio de almacenamiento mínimo, nos da vía libre a que lo configuremos como mejor nos convenga.
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Bien como vestidor independiente, bien como perchero a la vista u oculto tras una cortina, bien como armario convencional, todas estas formas son válidas para guardar nuestros enseres personales. Dependiendo de la idiosincrasia de cada individuo, obtendremos todo un abanico de posibilidades a cada cual más particular, pero todas ellas válidas a efectos de condiciones de habitabilidad, siempre que cumplan las dimensiones mínimas citadas.
¿Y vosotros qué opináis? ¿Estaríais dispuestos a renunciar a un armario convencional tal y como los conocemos por ahorraros un pellizco en el amueblamiento de vuestra casa? Estaremos muy contentas de recibir vuestros comentarios al respecto.
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English version: Is it possible? Often you wonder what to remove in a new house in order to optimize the major investment of our life, of saving money on the one hand to spend on the other one, or simply avoid to spend more. And one of these elements might be the wardrobes. Probably they are not so necessary by themselves as the valuable space that they occupy and how that space is organized, but we can interpret the furniture of thousand ways.
The Legislation about Design and Quality of dwellings in the Valencian Community (similar others exist in other regions) say in its article 5, relating to the equipment of the housing, in its paragraph a) Storage:
“Any housing will have a space for storage of the clothes and household that will not be under to 28,25ft³ per user with a minimal depth of 22 inches that will be able to materialize by means of built-in cupboard, by means of surface reservation for the disposition of furniture, or both.”
Therefore, such legislation, while it guarantees the right to a space for a minimal storage, leaves the way open to us to design it in the most convenient way for us.
Either as independent dressing room, or as a coat rack in sight or hidden behind a curtain, or as conventional cupboard, all these forms are valid to put our personal things away. Depending on the idiosyncrasy of every person, we will obtain the whole range of possibilities, each one more particular, but valid all of them to effects of conditions of habitability, providing that they fulfill the minimal mentioned dimensions.
And what’s your opinion? Would you be ready to resign a conventional cupboard to save some money in the furniture of your house? We will be very satisfied to receive your comments in the matter.aquí
The Legislation about Design and Quality of dwellings in the Valencian Community (similar others exist in other regions) say in its article 5, relating to the equipment of the housing, in its paragraph a) Storage:
“Any housing will have a space for storage of the clothes and household that will not be under to 28,25ft³ per user with a minimal depth of 22 inches that will be able to materialize by means of built-in cupboard, by means of surface reservation for the disposition of furniture, or both.”
Therefore, such legislation, while it guarantees the right to a space for a minimal storage, leaves the way open to us to design it in the most convenient way for us.
Either as independent dressing room, or as a coat rack in sight or hidden behind a curtain, or as conventional cupboard, all these forms are valid to put our personal things away. Depending on the idiosyncrasy of every person, we will obtain the whole range of possibilities, each one more particular, but valid all of them to effects of conditions of habitability, providing that they fulfill the minimal mentioned dimensions.
And what’s your opinion? Would you be ready to resign a conventional cupboard to save some money in the furniture of your house? We will be very satisfied to receive your comments in the matter.aquí
Imágenes / Pictures: 1. C'estLaVie, 2. Decorology, 3. HQroom, 4. Oh Hello Friend, 5. Rue Vintage 74, 6. BlackBird, 7. To Infinity and Beyond, 8. House Doctor.
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