XxTankerxX
2020-05-28 09:01:33
- #1
Hello everyone,
the house construction is planned for next year in autumn. The proper planning probably only begins in winter/spring. However, I am already thinking about the rough floor plan and layout.
I have therefore already drawn the first sketches - this raised an important question regarding the structural engineering: How many walls can a ceiling that is cantilevered underneath support on the upper floor? More specifically, I am generally concerned about the upper floor, especially the living room & dining room?
Could one of you maybe take a quick look at this and give a brief statement on whether something like this would even be feasible.
Thanks in advance!
Best regards,
XxTankerxX

the house construction is planned for next year in autumn. The proper planning probably only begins in winter/spring. However, I am already thinking about the rough floor plan and layout.
I have therefore already drawn the first sketches - this raised an important question regarding the structural engineering: How many walls can a ceiling that is cantilevered underneath support on the upper floor? More specifically, I am generally concerned about the upper floor, especially the living room & dining room?
Could one of you maybe take a quick look at this and give a brief statement on whether something like this would even be feasible.
Thanks in advance!
Best regards,
XxTankerxX