For someone who has plans, you know too little about basics and facts.
Yes. I am currently in the process of reading up, and I am certainly not secure in all terms. However, I have also not yet written X thousand posts in a house building forum. You surely have a few lessons ahead of you. I am also sure I am still far from having a complete overview, but when I look left and right in my circle of acquaintances, building has started with far less planning and reading up.
I want to do it differently and am willing, if necessary, to be insulted in a forum by more experienced people. That was not quite my dream of the exchange, but well. You take what you get. I can only slowly familiarize myself with it.
There are so many inconsistencies with you
Which ones? I have already asked a few times about the misconceptions and misjudgments so that I can correct them. Great that you see them. Of course, it would be super if you could point them out to me so that I can change something about them.
For example, you calculate without a protractor and talk about values, while my drawing program, with an exact 35-degree line, now outputs the sketch above. Can’t you just admit that you were off and it really is a bit more than your 20 square meters? It’s not a big deal.
And if you see inconsistencies: why not just ask nicely? Maybe I can explain them after all. Or I see that you are right and have learned something. That would be more constructive for both of us, wouldn’t it?
Your house is apparently being built higher with each answer.
"Apparently" fits quite well. However, I am not the one creating this impression. With all due respect: The only one who constantly talks about the fact that the project I planned needs to be even bigger and taller and whatnot is ... you. I have been working on a rough floor plan for several weeks. It is not yet finalized in every corner, but relatively advanced. The areas and heights are fixed (unless there are later reasons against it). I do not intend to build bigger or spend more money than necessary. So please stop accusing me of that.
Yes, the money question. Man man, everything is possible if you throw money at it.
I thought you cared about cost optimization – instead, luxurious materials are being used here like nothing else.
And again... I asked a simple question. Why is it so hard to just respond to what was asked instead of always being on the offensive?
The picture I posted exists in similar form dozens of times. Is this a particularly expensive, incredibly difficult to execute construction? Or are such pictures ultimately just a plain hip/tent roof with a larger roof overhang that can be executed well like this?
For the planning of a possible living area in the attic, that would be good for me to know.