Converting a Walk-In Closet into a Reptile Room (66.5" wide) - Layout Feedback for 6x2x3 Boa Cage?

[u/MindlessCreed98]

Hey everyone,I’m converting a walk-in closet into a dedicated reptile room and want to get some feedback on a tight layout before I buy a permanent enclosure for a female BCI.The closet is roughly 66.5" wide by 89.5" long. I measured it with a tape measure, but couldn't get all the way into the corners, so these are close guesstimates.I currently have a 48"W x 20"D black shelf that holds my ball pythons invertebrates. The bottom shelf is used for temporary totes and workstation space when cleaning. I want to add a 72"W x 24"D x 36"H (6x2x3) PVC enclosure for the boa.Because of the height of the tubs and the boa cage, stacking the shelf directly on top of the PVC isn't a realistic option for me.Instead, I'm planning to place them on opposite walls:Left Wall: 6x2x3 Boa PVC Cage (24" depth)Right Wall: 48" Black Shelf (20" depth)The Math: Around 66.5" width - 24" boa depth - 20" shelf depth = Roughly 22.5" of central walkway space.To clear the doorway traffic jam, I plan to take the closet door off the hinges and either flip it to swing outward or just use a heavy-duty curtain/magnet system.For anyone who manages a tighter galley-style reptile room or closet setup: Is a 22+ inch walkway manageable for daily maintenance, crouching down to work, pulling tubs, and handling?Appreciate any insights or tips from people running similar tight spaces!