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  "name": "What is the difference between a bump-out and a full attached addition?",
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        "text": "A bump-out is a small attached addition that extends a room slightly, typically without extending the foundation or roofline significantly. It's often used to add a bay window, expand a pantry, or create a small nook. A full attached addition, however, involves expanding the foundation, framing new walls, and often extending the roofline to create entirely new rooms or a substantial increase in living space, requiring more extensive structural work.",
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        "description": "A bump-out is a small extension, while a full attached addition creates new rooms and involves more significant structural and foundation work."
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  "description": "A bump-out is a small extension, while a full attached addition creates new rooms and involves more significant structural and foundation work."
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