If you swap the utility room and the bedroom
According to the developer, the utility room should be at the front of the property, otherwise it becomes more expensive.
Joker, they have already been replaced.
Now the house inlets from the plan to the left are three and a half meters longer than they would have been from the plan below. You just complained earlier that your budget wasn’t that tight.
Also, in my draft, the cabinet is still in between.
The contractor should show what he wants to do with the 10 sqm. There does not need to be a washing machine/dryer, no storage room, nothing.
Oh right, I had forgotten that. Those stupid cat repellent boxes must have been invented by a dog hater; even for me (now over 50) they are still in the unpleasantly audible range.Yes, but I also wrote that the air heat pump is outside the house and if the utility room is not at the front, it would have to be positioned on the side of the house.
No, I cannot recognize my words in that. What I said was this:
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Besides, I still consider the insistence on a bungalow to be misguided; Kerstin’s suggestion in #38 to be successful; much more than 30° roof pitch here to be nonsense; and a gable roof to be very worth considering (would an offset shed roof also be permitted here?) – a barracks look does not necessarily have to result from it.
Besides, my draft still has the closet in between.
The contractor should show what he wants to do with the entire 10 sqm. No washing machine/dryer, no storage room, nothing needs to go in here.