Room numbering
đ˘ Rooms in Kanthaus have a common name, but also a fixed number (or more properly, a unique identifier). For example, the Kitchen has number K20-1-2
. The general format is <house>-<floor>-<room>
.
<house>
K20
for KantstraĂe 20K22
for KantstraĂe 22.
<floor>
B
for the basement0
for the ground floor (the floor you enter on!)1
for the first floor2
for the second floor3
for the attic4
for the Spitzboden
<room>
starts at1
with the first room on the right as you enter a floor's hallway. The remaining rooms are numbered in counter-clockwise fashion. (See Expfloorer for more details)
Exceptions
- Hallways donât have numbers. Referenced as (e.g.)
K20-1 hallway
- Staircases donât have numbers. Referenced as (e.g.)
K20 staircase
- Half-Floor rooms in staircases:
K20-0#
is the room halfway betweenK20-0
andK20-1
(đ The#
symbol looks like the musical "sharp" symbol, which indicates raising a tone by a half) - The small âroomsâ attached to the old K20 bathrooms (i.e. Washing room, Snack kitchen and Main bathroom) are considered sections of the main room, and suffixed with a
B
(e.g.K20-1-1B
for the Snack kitchen cupboard)