Create an insulated technical room for the gas boiler in the attic

if I had to pull out a retractable staircase every time I wanted to iron, drag the laundry up there and then carefully fold it again afterwards... I would never iron. Oh wait, I don’t iron anyway...

Seriously, a proper staircase really makes a big difference, I hadn’t thought of that. Still, I would use the attic as a storage room and insulate it. Then only things I don’t need to access often would go there. The much-cited Christmas decorations, for example.

Phew sorry, but before I carry those things up a folding staircase, I’d rather do it in the garage. There’s a huge difference between fixed or retractable. Even the ceiling opening. You really thought it through and did it smartly, but it might not be accessible to everyone. As a basic storage, yes, but not for regular use like a basement with a retractable staircase. I’m sure of that.

I will probably insulate the entire roof. The cost is just under €1000. On Monday, we will meet for a construction meeting with the [Sanitär]. There we will clarify whether we will place the heating and ventilation system in the attic.

Monday we will meet for the construction meeting with the plumber. There we will clarify whether we will install the heating and ventilation system in the attic.

That it can be worked out bilaterally between you and the system builder, I interpret as an indication of "building without detailed plans" - that does not have to, but can take a very sudden course. Let's hope for the best.

Then maybe think directly about the preparation for a [Klima]. The sanitary seems to be cool.

That this can be hashed out bilaterally between you and the plant manufacturer, I interpret as an indication of "building without detailed plans" - it doesn't have to, but can take a sudden disastrous turn. Let's hope for the best.

Don't always paint the devil on the wall! The site management is still there who sits in between and is informed about all agreements...