Draft floor plan EG/OG as well as L-canopy - tips

11ant I don’t understand the problem. Where does it say that you may only start one topic per person without referencing a similar topic? The first thread is done, finished, and over. This is a new thread with a new draft, new environment, new aspects and topics.

No, same property. But the netiquette sensitivity regarding crossposting is generally lacking.

If I don’t want to pick up a topic from 4 months ago because it makes no sense, that doesn’t mean everyone here is stupid...

It is the same topic with a different draft, even after a four-month break. Patronizing the other discussants about whether they find the crossposting notice helpful remains "not nice," no matter how you twist and turn it. A small internal link at the end of the supposed opening post costs you nothing, and everyone who doesn’t want to follow it can ignore it, but at least they had the opportunity.

11ant Thanks, exactly this information I needed when I opened this topic yesterday. Who harms this forum more now, someone who made the topic useless or someone who did not provide a reference to a similar topic. Nobody here is interested in stuff like that. Who is supposed to write something meaningful here about the topic with all this non-topic writing?

Who is harming this forum more, someone who has made the topic unusable or someone who has not made a reference to a similar topic.

That was the same person.

Who is supposed to write something meaningful on the topic here with all this non-topic writing?

Except for you, no one here writes "non-topic," but as the OP you are kind of "allowed" to do so. Destroy your thread as much as you want. For the serious discussants here, the embarrassingly still not from you :-( reference to part I of the discussion with the clearly same plot of land as seen here:

Anyone with useful tips, please write.

Are such L-shaped canopies made of material Trespa?

Trespa are HPL panels. Rather not a material, but a cladding material.

- Do you have to observe the building boundary for L-shaped canopies? (here 3m to the street)

There are rules for subordinate projections, varying depending on the state. Please check the state building code yourself.

- How can you attach such a canopy with 5m width to the brick masonry?

Ask your architect or someone else. It is not a task for a layperson.

Personal price limit for the house, including equipment: €300,000

That’s tight for ... 160 sqm?!

10.3x10.3 m. Somehow everything has to fit in.

You have planned a lot of space for living room, bathroom and dressing room. Well-planned saves living area.

Why is b) the reference to the origin missing, or a) doesn’t it simply continue there?

Where would the added value be?

Such nonsense. The readers are grown-ups and can also refuse to follow the reference. But to keep them practically ignorant by kind of “starting” a second part of the discussion by withholding the first part is not very nice. Keep in mind that very few forum participants have an 11ant-like memory.

Please consider for yourself whether this note is necessary or just an “overzealous” note from you, which doesn’t help the OP or the respondent, but is only nitpicking at a high level because you recognize yourself in it.