Leave routes open
Maintain working clearance at doors, stairs, rails, drains, and required exit paths.
Patio and terrace planning guide
Create an AI patio design from your photo
See what your workspace will produce
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Live brief
Your current design direction
SpacePatio / Balcony
StyleModern Minimalist
PrioritiesOpen
DetailsOpen
Keep doors, exits, rails, and drainage clear
Which doors, stairs, rails, and exit paths must remain clear?
Where are drains, scuppers, and low points on the existing surface?
AI patio design example
Compose the outdoor room safely
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Treat structure as unknown
A photo cannot establish loading, waterproofing, attachment, wind, fire, or guard requirements.
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Know the boundary
Treat the generated image as a visual planning aid. Confirm loads, waterproofing, rails, exits, drainage, and construction requirements locally.
Patio and terrace concept questions
Can this confirm furniture or planter load capacity?
No. Ask a qualified local professional to verify structure, loading, waterproofing, wind, and attachments.
Does it verify rail and exit safety?
No. Keep routes clear and have existing rails, stairs, guards, doors, and code conditions checked locally.
What should I verify before implementation?
Confirm dimensions, site conditions, regulations, materials, and construction decisions with reliable local sources and qualified professionals.
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