hampshire
2021-09-22 00:11:03
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I see it differently, because although the regulations support a rejecting attitude of the general contractor, they do not fix it.You will hit a brick wall there, in my estimation. Because, as has been written several times, the regulation on parapet heights is oriented towards adults.
My experience with people in general and my children in particular is that knowledge of rules and dangers is sometimes abstracted from the action.I was already able to tell my daughter very clearly at 2 1/2 years what she had to avoid.
Correct. I now see five objectives: The situation should be executed properly A hazardous situation and a possibly related liability should be avoided The solution should function without special attention, such as a locking process to be controlled The solution must not prevent the ventilation possibility of the room The costs for the proper execution should be borne by the general contractor Then it is simple: determine what is proper, or have it determined. Pay the difference between the general contractor's proposed proper solution and the desired solution.As far as I understand, for the question of whether the parapet is too low according to Hessian building law, it does not depend on which side the window hinge is on, but I am happy to be corrected.