Pacey82
2016-11-02 07:23:26
- #1
Hello everyone,
I am currently struggling a bit with our building regulations and have two questions.
1. The knee wall must not be higher than 50 cm. Now I have found a house in the residential area that apparently has it higher (ratio of window bottom edge to the intersection of the roof at the outer wall). Who can or must tell me what the municipality has already approved in the past? And if it has already been approved once, can I then automatically assume that this is the new standard?
2. The aspect ratios must be 1:1.2 in a rectangular building. How do bay windows that are built in the middle count, or how is their length and width defined? I would actually need more of an "L" than a square.
Regards
I am currently struggling a bit with our building regulations and have two questions.
1. The knee wall must not be higher than 50 cm. Now I have found a house in the residential area that apparently has it higher (ratio of window bottom edge to the intersection of the roof at the outer wall). Who can or must tell me what the municipality has already approved in the past? And if it has already been approved once, can I then automatically assume that this is the new standard?
2. The aspect ratios must be 1:1.2 in a rectangular building. How do bay windows that are built in the middle count, or how is their length and width defined? I would actually need more of an "L" than a square.
Regards