Base plate pedestal height measurement

Where do you see the height of the street / the sidewalk? This height + increase due to slope + 15cm must be OKBPL/UKFFB, as I understand you. Apparently, 525.79 absolute is planned, meaning the floor slab at the lowest point of the existing terrain. Misunderstanding with the sign clerk?

Accordingly, the base slab would be completely underground. However, it should protrude 15 cm from the ground.

Which it will do: the upper edge of the raw slab is at the planned (and planning) ground level. The soon-to-be former ground level will later only interest history students, and the upper edge of the finished floor will be above the finished ground level by the desired amount. To have the upper edge of the raw slab already protrude from the ground by the mentioned amount (- what advantage would you have expected from that? -) would have meant building it (in my opinion, technically unwise) on an embankment. My impression is that your planners and contractors know their craft - something not every client is privileged to have.

The top edge of the finished floor will be at the desired height above the finished ground level.

I understood it as the interface RFB/finished floor should be 15cm above the final level. To avoid needing the baseboard.

I understood that the RFB/finished floor interface should be 15cm above the final level.

I also understood that the OP envisioned it being carried out that way. But if the planner had understood it that way, he would probably have only explained to him that this would not be the more clever option.

This is how it should actually look.



This is the plan:


In my opinion, the 15cm are missing? This step from the planned terrain to the finished floor is the floor and insulation. Or am I reading this wrong?

This is how it should actually look.

The section view reasonably shows the finished terrain - but it does not show a floor structure, only the raw floor slab, and there the lower edge of the floor slab (= upper edge of the insulation board under the floor slab) is level with the terrain.

In my opinion, the 15 cm are missing?
This step from the planned terrain to the finished floor is the floor and insulation. Or am I reading that wrong?

While the section drawing shows OKRFB 15 cm above terrain, the elevation drawing already shows the top edge of the finished floor there.