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Splitting a room

Jose Gil
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Hey guys,

I am currently working on splitting a room in the new house I purchased to rent by the room. After checking out the different ways to split the room I noticed the best way to maximize space is diagonally in the room that way someone can adjust the bed in different directions. My builder states that he has never seen a split diagonally. I am going to be renting this by the room. What do you think makes the most sense. Should I split it in half and split it throught the radiant heather? Or should I split the room diagonally.

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