Problems with renovation a studio apartment

[benson]

Hi Cecil and Robert,
I am renovating my condominium (studio) unit which I bought last year. I am putting a partition with two fixed panels at both sides and two sliding panels opening at the center leading to my bedroom. The problem is that the two panels serving as entrance to the bedroom faces the sliding door exiting to the balcony from the same bedroom. Is it bad? Will putting a sliding screen door be of help and how about a thin layer of curtain.
I have two possible layouts for my bed. one, facing east and the other facing west(facing Manila Bay). I plan to move in to the unit next year (Chinese Calendar). I was born Feb 22, 1970 at 4:17 AM.
The only problem with the one facing west is that, above the bed is a duct that serves as passage for exhaust from my living room but
it cannot be seen because it is hidden inside the ceiling. Should this be considered?
Thanks in advance for all your help.

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Anon,
Would it be possible for you to draw a simple diagram e.g. using Winword or a simple file in .bmp or .jpg or .gif
It would be easier for understand what you are saying.
Please post it to the conference: Conference for Attaching Layout
Thanks in advance.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 1/28/00 7:00:49 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi Cecil and Robert,
I am renovating my condominium
(studio) unit which I bought
last year. I am putting a
partition with two fixed
panels at both sides and two
sliding panels opening at the
center leading to my bedroom.
The problem is that the two
panels serving as entrance to
the bedroom faces the sliding
door exiting to the balcony
from the same bedroom. Is it
bad? Will putting a sliding
screen door be of help and how
about a thin layer of curtain.
I have two possible layouts
for my bed. one, facing east
and the other facing
west(facing Manila Bay). I
plan to move in to the unit
next year (Chinese Calendar).
I was born Feb 22, 1970 at
4:17 AM.
The only problem with the one
facing west is that, above the
bed is a duct that serves as
passage for exhaust from my
living room but
it cannot be seen because it
is hidden inside the ceiling.
Should this be considered?
Thanks in advance for all your
help.