Floor plan evaluation

So these tall cabinets, especially the refrigerator, are then kept as far away as possible from the actual kitchen ;). And an island with a maximum width of 120 cm with a cooktop .. well, I don't know.

The distance from the stairs to the exterior wall on the right side of the plan also looks relatively tight.

Moin Moin

The floor plan is certainly good, put a tent roof on it and optimize the windows, then it will fit.
You don’t want to use the advantages resulting from the roof shape. Why should it be a shed roof? Just because of the photovoltaic system?

The house longer and narrower, the stairs in the middle, I already have an idea for that.
Only the entrance on the side, that doesn’t fit because the hallway becomes too long and narrow.

Maybe it helps you to see my design sometime.
It’s online here, but also in the green forum, where it is more readable.

Olli

Thanks for the tips. Where can I find your draft? It should be a straight staircase that separates the living area from the study and WC. That’s why the entrance is on the side. We prefer a flat shed roof and because of the photovoltaic system: therefore shed. I am grateful for tips. Regards

Hello Olli, I would also be interested in how your [Pultdach] is covered. Regards

Moin Moin

Our roof will only have a 5° slope and will open towards the southwest.
First idea was bitumen and extensive greening. Then the wish for metal, but standing seam is not possible with the roof slope, KalZip is too industrial and although both would be done in-house, with 370 m² roof area it would have exceeded the budget.

So bitumen and greening.

In our village I know several shed roof houses and although they open to the south side, one does not look appealing. In my opinion, that is due to the proportions and the windows. I'll upload a picture for you.

You can find my design here in the forum.

Olli

At a 10-degree slope, however, it is not particularly efficient with the photovoltaic system.