City villa floor plan 155 sqm - your opinion is requested

In case of a longer period without power, we will probably have many other problems. One could already place a diesel generator in the garden as a precaution :D

In the new building, you will hardly freeze to death, unless there is no power for weeks and it is exclusively below freezing.

I strongly recommend installing a central vacuum system and gas lines to the lamp outlets. Just for safety.

By the way, the disposal costs per radiator of a night storage heater today range between 300-500 euros depending on the size. Just as a hint.

Where did you get the prices from? There are only costs for disconnecting (if necessary), packing the devices, and transport. Disposal at municipal facilities is always free or it is even prohibited to charge money there. Costs range between 50 and 150€.

Such a chimney heats the whole house on 2 floors with its own heat.

Great tip! Currently, I heat my house through uninsulated hot water pipes and circulation lines. So I don't need a heating system for the house at all – that is a successful planning.

The OP has (once again) a house that has been finished for a long time, which he mentioned in another person's thread. Therefore, I wanted to use the local thread of his latest house to address him despite his still lacking PM permission. I used this way to NOT hijack a third party's thread. Anyone who respects this, I kindly ask you not to hijack this thread here for a phantom chimney discussion!

Anyone who respects this, please do not hijack this thread for a phantom chimney discussion!

If I see it correctly, the OP doesn't really care what happens to his thread after his house is already built and there hasn't been an entry for 4 years. From that perspective, everything is more exciting than a dead thread, I would say. I just unpacked the popcorn... :D My last information was that chimneys are supposed to be partially banned?

Where did you get the prices from? There are only costs for disconnecting

If you have your night storage heaters dismantled and collected by a specialist company, you should expect costs of 100 to 300 euros per heater.
However, the costs can increase if the heaters contain hazardous substances. This applies particularly to asbestos-contaminated heating bricks. It is best to obtain a quote from various specialist companies to compare prices.

How high the disposal costs are depends on the following factors:

[*]Labor (two people or more)
[*]Travel
[*]Additional equipment (e.g. crane, lifting platform)
[*]Packaging
[*]Disposal fees
[*]Additional effort for handling hazardous substances

The night storage heaters are extremely heavy (200 kg and more) and can hardly be transported out of the buildings as a whole. However, dismantling inside the house releases hazardous substances. Then the house is decontaminated. Therefore, the old night storage heaters are mostly given away in classified ads.
But even for free, nobody takes them. I once inquired myself at a specialist company that disposes of these things. It was about 12 such units and it was supposed to cost around 6000 euros gross. There are also districts where you can actually dispose of the units for free. But then only in one piece and securely packaged accordingly.

From 2009, night storage heaters were banned. In 2014, they were allowed again. So pointless energy policy has not existed only since Habeck. He just tightened it a bit more.