Escroda
2020-04-25 07:18:51
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I gladly invite you to browse through my new thread.
Thank you.
That probably explains a lot.
Yes.
generally valid
It doesn’t work, since the states still haven’t managed to agree on a definition of a full storey, remove their previous one from the state building codes, and introduce the joint one into the land-use ordinance.
Here is a general approach for SH:
Maximum knee wall height = minimum roof pitch
Assumed roof construction 0.40m and 10m building width:
k = 2.30m - 0.40m - 0.125 * 10m * TAN 15° = 1.57m
Dormers, cross gables and loggias make any further generalization impossible.
what do I call that then?
Attic, upper floor, non-full storey
In your question, the "1/2" can simply be omitted.