House Renovations, Sort of

After following some dark paths in my search for  rules to handle multiple units per grid square I decided that I was focussing on the wrong end of the stick. After yet more poking in dark recesses of my mind I remembered that, despite my leaning towards even divisions of a foot, I have twice decided that 9 cm squares are the optimum practical compromise. They will hold one 60mm base, a little loosely but with room for a fence, stonewall or a narrow solid house besides or room for a square hollow house that will hold a 60mm stand.

 So, I removed about a 1/2"slice from the long walls of my favorite homemade stone house so it would fit. Needs to be glued back together and the paint touched up but it works for a town house.

Testing the proposal on my old 9cm grid cloth. Multiple smaller houses will probably look better but its good to have options.

Before I go farther I have decided to replay the last scenario on the same 8x9 grid but using 1 stand units on 9cm squares instead of 2 stand units on 5" squares. Assuming it works as anticipated, the plan will be a grid of 12x15 9cm squares instead of 9x12 5" ones. In other words it will effectively make my table bigger. As a bonus the rules will remain easy to play off grid.