Layout reference · Pool gear storage
A front return spot for damp pool gear, a rear towel shelf and a small bench. Keep the center open so a bulky float basket does not turn a quick towel pickup into a reshuffle.
A light poolside store with a deliberate arrival routine: portable damp gear near the front, towels farther back and an open approach between them.
The small front-right return spot gives damp belongings a location before reaching for supplies. The timber tray is an appearance idea, not a specified waterproof, drainage or containment assembly. Choose actual handling and cleaning methods before specifying the surface.
A compact towel shelf and a rear bench distinguish collecting supplies from returning gear. Neither the separate locations nor the pale finish establish a dry environment. Check ventilation, moisture observations and the intended care of stored items.
The floor study includes a selected rack but no large float basket. The counterexample shows what happens when that basket occupies the central approach. Inflated, folded and bagged items need different measured footprints.
The stone-colored floor, wall lining and glazed door describe an appearance. They do not specify wet-area products or pool-house services. Chemicals, pumps, changing facilities and plumbing need a separate review.
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Direct free PDF. No registration. Choose your paper format; diagrams are not construction-scale drawings.
Includes: 5-page layout/access study; Inputs, trade-off diagram and measurement checklist
Does not include: Construction drawings or structural approval; Materials schedule and cut list
Nominal exterior class only. All clear dimensions below are authored example inputs, not a product specification.
Independent authored input, not inferred from a wall assembly.
Independent authored input; verify actual finished dimensions.
Authored reference, not a minimum requirement.
Check actual carrying and movement needs.
Not a specified drainage or containment product.
The 88×112 in usable interior is independent of the 8×10 nominal category. Towel shelf: 16×48 at (0,64); bench: 44×18 at (22,94); gear rack: 18×40 at (70,40); front return spot: 24×28 at (64,0).
The selected clear entry is 36 in at x=26–62. A 36×64 in central approach meets a 44×30 in bench approach. The return spot is a planning allocation, not a specified tray, drain or waterproof assembly.
Return damp portable gear at the front-right spot, then keep the central approach available when reaching the rear supplies. Move loose items out of the way before using the bench.
Follow the actual item maker’s care instructions before storage. The diagram traces a selected approach; it does not simulate water, people passing, door swing or outdoor arrival.
Add only a 20×40 in float basket at (48,20). It overlaps the central approach by 14×40 in, or 560 square inches. The shell, doorway and original storage locations stay unchanged.
Measure oversized inflatables in their chosen storage state. A smaller container or a different arrangement needs a fresh check; describing the added basket as temporary does not keep the route open.
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Nominal floor dimensions only. Material height, opening deductions, roof factor, waste and rates remain unknown.
Original planning study; no site-specific engineering · Study 2026-10-08-outdoor-v1, geometry P12-geometry-v1. Reviewed 2026-10-08.
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