Wohnlabor
Hallway planner
Runs in your browser · does not check building standards
Enter your hallway's measurements. The planner shows the narrowest clear point, conflicts with the door swing and compares arrangements. All calculations stay in your browser.
v1 scope: rectangular hallway, one entrance door, simple rectangular obstacles, five furniture types with illustrative sizes. Other shapes (L-shaped, sloped ceilings, several doors) are not approximated and not checked.
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How the planner calculates
Measured across the hallway: in each section the largest continuous free width between furniture, obstacles and walls counts. This is the narrowest cross-section width — not a verified continuous walking route. Wall-mounted pieces above head height do not count.
- Door leaf: quarter circle with radius = door width, checked exactly; leaf thickness and frame ignored.
- Passage zone in front of the door: door width × 60 cm.
- Walls as lines without thickness; skirting boards not considered.
- A personal preference, not a standard. The planner reports places that are narrower.
A furnishing aid for orientation — not a check of building regulations, accessibility, fire safety or structure. Furniture sizes are examples, not specific products.
Privacy: your measurements, furniture and project names are processed and stored only in this browser. Nothing is uploaded.
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