Access from the garage to the utility room

For us, the path from the garage to the front door has been longer for some time:



But as already said, whether it is really used as intended is a question of everyday habits, and you will notice that if you have been there for at least 1 year (having experienced all seasons once).

because it’s constantly raining here when we come home. My house, my car, my extra-door garage/house - that’s all there is. A status.

Nonsense.

Would you plan all walls downstairs from sand-lime brick for noise insulation reasons? The wall of the kitchen/utility room still worries me a bit (topic: wall cabinets, etc.)

Not because of the wall cabinets, the inventor of the Rubik’s Cube has dowels for everything you can build walls from, but: in your ground floor plan all non-load-bearing walls are labeled "drywall" – that seems like an April Fool’s joke to me, what kind of cheapo did you get there? I would rather take gypsum boards, but you can’t go wrong with sand-lime brick either.

Not because of the wall cabinets, there are dowels from the inventor of the Rubik's Cube for everything you can build walls with, but: in your ground floor plan all non-load-bearing walls are labeled "drywall" - that seems to me like an April Fool's joke, what kind of cheapo have you gotten there? I would rather take gypsum boards, but you also can't go wrong with sand-lime brick.

As I said, I am not an expert. The developer is tied to our desired plot. The question is whether we should now change everything because of your statement?? The application is with the building authority and we were actually satisfied. Now it sounds more like "for God's sake, what have you done there?"

The question is whether we should now change everything because of your statement?? The application is with the building authority and we were actually satisfied. Now it sounds more like "for God's sake, what have you done there"

It has not come to the point that someone stops the world because of my nonsense. No, no panic, just read the performance specification critically once again. If the load-bearing wall on the ground floor is made of KS, I would take the others the same way; otherwise, gypsum boards would be just as good for me. However, apartment builders are more practiced in processing those than single-family house builders.

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