What was the floor plan for the secret Annex?

Answer 1

The annex was on two floors, not including the attic. The lower floor was a bathroom, and two side-by-side rooms, one two windows wide, the other one window wide. The former was Mr and Mrs. Franks room (and Margot later on) the latter was Anne and Pfeffer's room. Upstiars ws one large room, the bedroom of the van Pels, as well as the commons room/dinign room/kitchen. A small door in one side led to an alcove with stairs going up to the attic. The alcove was Peter's room. Total floor space, not including bathroom or attic was about 550 sq. ft.

dimensions of the Secret Annex:

Anne Frank and Fritz Pfeffer's Room 16' 8" long x 6' 9" wide

Otto, Edith and Margot Frank's Room 16' 8" long x 10' 4" wide

Peter van Pels' Room 7' long x 13' 6" wide

Hermann and Auguste van Pels' Room 17' long x 18' 9" wide

By AJ

Answer 2

The secret annex where Anne Frank and her family hid during World War II consisted of several rooms, including a living room, an attic, a kitchen, and several bedrooms. The space was small and cramped, with limited natural light and ventilation, as they had to remain hidden during the day.

Answer 3

Well there's too much to say, so to see what it looked like, go to www.annefrank.org and they have an online 3D tour of the annex.
The secret annex is hidden behind a bookshelf

Answer 4

umm..if you type into Google, the secret annex floor plan and click on the first link then there is a floor plan picture there.

Hope this helps ;)

Answer 5

The first floor of the Annex was the room used by Mr. and Mrs. Frank and Margot as a bedroom., a narrow room used by Anne and Pfeffer as a bedroom, and the bathroom.

Answer 6

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