Building stone by stone - Is starting construction in November risky?

Kg pipes in the foundation is not a bad thing, right?? With us, all the pipes are also laid in the foundation, especially because of the [Einliegerwohnung], surface-mounted would be silly and a waste of space.

Not a single one with a basement, where it then looks like that.

Then you immediately missed the first one

No, because everyone sees different results on Google. For example, I don't see that. But to me, that looks like a hillside property - so it might make sense because of the sewage level. But why are there so many in the picture? We have a total of 4 bathrooms, but only two exits to the outside. As I said, I'm only interested in the technical aspect. In addition, those are KG2000 pipes in the picture, so very pressure-resistant - always better for something like this than regular KG pipes. : Every penetration of the slab is a weak point - with basement construction, this is possibly even more critical than at street level like with no-basement construction. With a basement, of course, you have pipes on the ceiling/wall - which can of course be boxed in.

Not a single one with a basement, where it then looks like that.

In a detached house with a basement, the wastewater can be discharged both below the basement floor slab and below the ground floor ceiling. All good

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Depends on where the channel is located - normally above basement level in new development areas. I had suspected that at first too, but you only see basement stubs that lead down to nowhere. And as I said, so many individual ones...

It is a new development area approximately 8 years old....where the wastewater sewer is located well below the basement level