First draft from the draftsman for our single-family house

  • Erstellt am 2018-02-12 10:08:15

Nordlys

2018-04-21 17:58:14
  • #1
What Heidi describes is THE PLEA for back doors....Yvonne, look there....
 

haydee

2018-04-21 18:04:40
  • #2
Yes, it is. Back door or reasonable entrance area or both
 

11ant

2018-04-21 21:35:16
  • #3

The cutout for the door should be about six to seven hundred, plus the door itself. First you push the gate open against the slight resistance of the motor, slip inside and close it again. Then you quietly fiddle with opening the door, so all the burglary protection stuff on the front door becomes a farce.


I didn’t assume a workbench garage, but a car garage. And with a car inside at two eighty interior width, you can’t get past the car with the crates of water.


That’s another topic: move the garage 2 m to the back, then the door in front, at the corner opposite the washing machine. Unload from the trunk on the short way, but without scraping past the car.
 

ypg

2018-04-21 22:28:37
  • #4


Honey, we have this SIDE DOOR at the carport, and it is never used. I once forced myself for a year to always bring the groceries in there into the house... Nope... it’s more comfortable through the main door. And now, when we work in the garden, we use the patio door: straight to the water tap. When we work in the yard, then through the front door. Also, a backdoor behind which a car is parked makes no sense. Try to bring anything into the house there. Doesn’t work. My car is too valuable for that.

Otherwise: GU G
 

haydee

2018-04-21 22:55:52
  • #5
At our place, the front door is hardly used. It's probably due to the pallet staircase.

It depends on whether the door makes sense or not.
 

Nordlys

2018-04-21 23:01:33
  • #6
We have finally been able to give the front door a purpose. Now that it is getting warmer, we open it in the morning so the cat can look outside; she loves sitting in the open door and watching the construction workers next door. It also airs out the place right away. Karsten
 
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