Ah, all clear. You can see, I'm still a house-building newbie.We are talking past each other because you have a two-story house, so a double-wing window for the bathroom naturally doesn't work. also looked at it incorrectly.
Yes, thanks. We are currently having trouble assessing the proportions. That was definitely helpful. I really like your stairs going up to the attic.Yes, but those aren’t the bathrooms xD but aside from that , is that a photo of the attic you meant, or are you interested in something else?
We have been thinking about how to manage using the attic either as storage space or as living space. We find those classic attic stairs awful. On the one hand, they prevent you from using the space as living space, for example, so that our little one can later set up her love nest there when she’s older. On the other hand, you could never store larger furniture with those stupid folding ladders. So we have the choice of storage or living space. If we find that we don’t need the storage, we can set up a lounge (daybed, TV, and so on) above our bedroom upstairs, which one can use when the other is already in bed.Yes, thanks. We are currently struggling to gauge the proportions. That was definitely helpful. I really like your stairs going up to the attic.
Roof windows
We have about 50cm of slope in the bathrooms, how is a window supposed to be installed there? Or is a window meant that transitions from wall into slope?
We are talking past each other because you have a two-story building, so a double casement window for the bathroom of course does not work. also looked at it incorrectly.