How can you add a room on to the ground level of a classic A-frame home?
March 10th, 2009 | by admin |My dream is to buy this simple A-frame home with 1050 square feet between the main floor & upstairs level. Square footage is misleading due to the steeply sloping walls; useable floor space measures more like 850 sq ft. +/-.
All holding me back is finding a way to add-on another 500 square feet of space in a simple affordable manner! Want to add 1-2 windows on the steep side walls. There’s no basement; this rocky site only allows for slab/crawl space. Roof is new; heavy thick corrugated fiberglass; challenging to cut/frame.
NOW…
Main floor: living area (at front), 8′ galley kitchen & full bath+ washer & dryer hookups (in mid-section) & 1 bedrom+closet at the rear.
Upstairs: small open loft 4 feet deep has stairs on right. Beyond this a bedroom+closet.
Home’s rear is the view side; looking off a rocky cliff to distant mountains with trees below. At night you see the “city” lights in the valley far below.
ANYONE HAVE AN A-FRAME?
LOVE TO HEAR ALL IDEAS! DW
Erik











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By Steven W on Mar 13, 2009 | Reply
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