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anything ideas you wish you'd done in your SOHO
Wish#1: put it upstairs (an inconvenient place). Over garage sounds like a good choice. Guess what happens when office is also in the place you might want to greet a client? It is also convenient for all to come grab the scissors, paper, quick recipe look-up you name it. Is there a way to stop this? Wish #2: Probably try to build shelves and desktop integrated with walls (this is a little dreamy, not sure about it) The down side is it will never qualify as a bedroom if on the market. I completely shelved my closet with multi sized storage drawers and spaces. Still would like a closet light. I have my work area enclosed with 2 desks, 1 U-shape and 1 regular making a 360. This arrangement and the BEST chair for yourself seems to have worked for me for years. Carpet was original choice for pricing reasons but not office friendly and replacing with hardwoods and a good mat. What I did right: #1) Ceiling fan. It is always the warmest room in the house if not freezing outside. I did not add extra ventilation and should have. LCD's saved me on heat. #2) restroom for long meetings. #3) assuming you never know if wireless or wire will be the way of the future for whatever reason, every room has outlets wired via the box shown here: http://www.leviton-lin.com/catalog/BuildPage.aspx?BuildPageID=567 I personally have shifted to wireless because it is convenient. My intent of house wiring was intercom and all media someday managed from any room or remote. But much easier to wire in advance than afterwards. Here is some info that may help. http://www.leviton-lin.com/learning/wiringinstallation.aspx http://www.tschmidt.com/writings/HomeLAN2006.htm
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