Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Where a toilet contains a wash basin and/or shower, the floor space shall be increased at least by the floor space occupied by the wash basin and/or shower (or bath).
• the floor space measured inside the outer walls excluding non
• This raised area should allow the animal to lie and sit and easily move underneath, but should not cover more than 40 % of the floor space.
• dwelling buildings, all common spaces; or
• This raised area must allow the animal to lie and sit and easily move underneath, and shall not cover more than 40 % of the floor space.
• habitable cellars and attics and, in multi
• Their servers occupy more than half of the floor space.
• We're supplying the floor space and The Paradise is the backdrop.

• The breakdown 'Density standard (floor space)' is designed to break down the total of 'occupied conventional dwellings', and any subtotals.
• The Commission further notes that the alleged 2006 reduction would run counter to the 2004 Co
• enough floor space, easy access.
• Toilet compartments shall have a floor space of at least 1 m2, not less than 0,75 m wide and not less than 1,10 m long.
• The breakdown Density standard (floor space) is designed to break down the total of housing units, and any subtotals.
• Number of occupants, Useful floor space and/or number of rooms of housing unit
• So we pick the one that's best for us
• As an additional risk buffer, the valuer assumes a floor space index of only 80 % compared with similar projects.