Floor plan 165 sqm rural Bavaria opinions

The ridge of the roof structures must be at least 0.8m lower than the ridge of the residential building.

I don’t get it. What is what now?
Our house only has one ridge. Do you have two?

Can you please provide elevations to show how this is supposed to work? If a 75 cm knee wall is planned here, neither a bed nor a window or utility room door will fit in the upper floor. Or is this supposed to be 2 floors plus an attic? I’m confused.

Can one safely walk upright past the end of the bed, despite the slope?

Legitimate question. Here is the configuration with wall construction +30cm = height 1.1m (That’s how high the headboard of our bed is):

How wide are the children's rooms and on how much area can one stand upright?

Width: 2.7m Area (min 2m height): 7.7m²
What I want to add, the children’s rooms get the permitted 3m gable, so about 1.3m room height increase per room. That’s another 1.7m² + 7.7m² = 9.4m²

Would it not be appropriate to dispense with the dressing room and utility room if the children’s rooms cannot otherwise be properly furnished?

Dispensing is rather not possible, but giving up about 10 cm would be conceivable.

If the shower does not get a door, it might get a bit wet on the way to the toilet.

Thanks, we will consider that. A glass door here should also look good.

Move the guest room door to the other side of the room and about 70 cm away from the wall. Then there is space for a closet in the room behind and in the hallway the coat closet can be placed in front of the front door.

Like this:

I would like that too.

Also draw in the tall cabinets you want in the kitchen.

We had thought of it like this:

Edit: for us a distance of about 125 cm between the rows has proven to be very good

Thanks for the experience!

Sorry, I’ve never really gotten the knee wall calculations. :(

No problem, father-in-law has experience here and said 75 outside, inside 110 gross – floor/roof construction = 80 net (0.8m).

Thanks for your opinion!
The plan will go to a submission planner anyway.

Kaho, the ridge of a dormer must be correspondingly lower than the main ridge.

What are the mini area surcharges in the children's rooms supposed to bring through the dormer? With a roof extension, perhaps about one meter remains per room where the height is greater. That is probably not even enough for a desk. You also can't place a wardrobe, as it would block the door and window.

Assuming the 2-meter line fits: how much space then remains between a 60 cm deep wardrobe and the 2-meter line? As soon as the wardrobe is taller than 2 meters, you may also need to consider the hinged doors if you want to be able to open them fully.

In my opinion, you can very well do without the dressing room. You just don't want to. ;-)
Perhaps a completely different layout in the attic would make more sense.

I don't get it. So what is what now? Our house has only 1 ridge. Do you have 2?

Good question, I'll let my input planner answer that. Normally that means I have a gable whose ridge is 0.8m lower than the ridge of the main roof. At least I hope that's what it means : )

Utility room door.

I agree with you, the utility room is being extended by 10 cm so that the door can open, then this will disappear: Thank you!

If the input planner is "only" a draftsman, they will take everything from you without their own comments in case of doubt.

What should the roof structure look like? With a roof pitch (at a right angle to the main roof)? Then there might not even be a height of over 2 m across the entire width of the roof structure?