Advice on the size of the balcony overhang on the upper floor

I got it for a small amount of money from [Dänischen Bettenlager].. I googled it once.. today it is probably called Flexbamboo. It consists of very thin solid bamboo rods, flexibly glued onto a fabric. We use it to protect the natural stone (travertine).

I got that for a small amount of money from the Danish Bed Store.. I once googled.. today it is probably called Flexbamboo. It consists of very thin solid bamboo rods, flexibly glued onto a fabric. We use it to protect the natural stone (travertine).

Ah, too bad. I thought that was a thin carpet. I know the flex bamboo parts as placemats.

Thanks first of all to everyone who answered. They really help us move forward.

There is a sun position simulator on the internet. I myself had a balcony on the west side in the end-of-terrace house. The underside was of course visible from the inside. The balcony was about 1.40 deep. I didn’t find that so great, since from the inside you could basically not see the sky.

Thanks – I have already used that up and down. Including shadow simulation due to trees in the garden. The point about the visible ceiling is indeed also an aspect, yes.

It doesn’t seem to be completely “correct” for every person.

Yes. It is indeed dependent on the person and possibly even on mood or the seasons.

So don’t worry about the brightness! But I would seriously bring the balcony topic up for discussion again. With a large garden or terrace, no one sits there. And for that, considering the thermal bridge and the additional work, it’s quite expensive.

We are already discussing daily whether and how we would use the balcony.

Whether you want the balcony is then your decision. Here are a few impressions of the light situation..

Thank you

The current status is unfortunately still indecision. I have now decided to go to housing estates and take a look on site at how it appears. I can’t think of anything better at the moment.

What does the balcony really cost, including all!!! costs?

I have now decided to drive to housing estates and see for myself on site how it looks.

Which model house still has an attached balcony?

You apparently have a property that is not very visible; large windows therefore make double sense. Building a balcony partly so that it could cast shade at certain times seems irrational to me. If you are also concerned about burglary, this would pose an additional risk, especially with windows/balcony doors potentially open in summer. Install an air conditioning system in the house for €10,000 - 15,000 and you will have the temperature under control. On some days it is warm in the bedroom here, maybe because we forgot to close the blinds, then the system runs very quietly or is set so that it is comfortable, a wonderful thing. We never set it as cold as in some buildings, but just cool slightly in summer so that it is pleasant; never again without! Before I would consider a balcony whose purpose I have to look for. If you had a special view from there of a cathedral, the old town, or something else, then maybe yes, but just like that is pure waste of money. We are all waiting for your building details to discuss this more concretely.