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Plan a game-day den in 48 seconds — RoomSketch3D

The classic game-day mistake is one room trying to be two: the pong game drifts in front of the screen, and by the second quarter nobody can see either. In 16×15 feet there's enough floor to give each its own zone — a screen wall and sectional at eight feet on the left, an eight-foot pong lane with stools down the right, and a kegerator where both zones can reach it. Plan the split on the floor plan first, and neither side blocks the other. Every piece is a real RoomSketch3D catalog item at its true size with clearances checked — Plan a game-day den, plan first, then a walk around it in 3D.

48 sUpdated 2026-08-28
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What this video covers

  1. 1Give the screen the top wall — on the left
  2. 2The sectional at eight feet, rug underneath
  3. 3The kegerator, right of the screen
  4. 4Draw the pong lane down the right side
  5. 5Prove the sightline in 3D

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