160m2 detached house in timber frame construction on the north slope with basement

2018-09-05 23:33:38

Hello everyone I want to build a single-family house without a basement. Planned structure: -Gravel, compacted. Slope evened out with topsoil and gravel. -Styrodur (full thermal insulation) -Concrete slab 25 cm (without strip foundations)

The house will be built on a slight slope. Slope across the house width (10 m) about 90 cm, whereby the first half of the house will stand on a flat section, and the slope begins in the second half. I have a bad feeling about the concrete slab. Can the compacted gravel give way at some point so that the ground/gravel under the house "floats away"? Or is compacted gravel sufficient/OK? Should strip foundations perhaps be used instead, or are there other ideas?

Please share your opinions, possibly a suggestion on how to execute this better. Many thanks

Regards

Please open your own thread and do not simply steal someone else’s thread – the original poster wants to discuss _their_ house here, not yours

2018-09-06 15:20:05

Please create your own thread and do not just steal someone else's thread -

I have already explained the procedure to the "thread thief" via private message, his question is now here:

2018-09-07 02:08:12

Only apparently is not so keen on discussion, but always just throws something out, then reads arguments and throws something out again. There is also a lack of written engagement with the objections. I always find written communication good, because it is very helpful when you try to structure your thoughts in such a way that the other party (us, the esteemed readership) can possibly follow those thoughts.

2018-09-07 16:20:47

that the other party (we, the valued readership ) may possibly also follow this thought.

... is unfortunately also made more difficult by the fact that external links are not desired here. An exception for references to crosspostings could make it easier to stay on track in the overall discussion of such dual-track progressing threads. In the green forum, the thread is by "Lammbock" and is called "Floor plan 160m2 timber frame house on the north slope with basement - opinions requested". However, the dialogue there is also sluggish and fruitless.

2018-09-07 18:43:10

... is unfortunately made more difficult by the fact that external links are not allowed here. An exception for references to crosspostings could make it easier to stay engaged in the overall discussion of such threads progressing on two tracks. In the green forum, the thread is by "Lammbock" and is called "Floor plan 160m2 timber frame house on the north slope with basement - opinions requested". However, the dialogue there is also sluggish and unproductive.

It doesn't matter. It's a bad design; over there it was silent for a week before someone finally reacted. There are just designs that leave you speechless. And the dear OP is licking their wounds. For many, a forum is a one-way street: asking questions is okay, but engaging in some conversation yourself or simply saying "ok, I'll reconsider that" is already asking too much.

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