Floor plan planning shortly before submitting the building application

We are not getting any screed but an industrial floor, which has a much lower build-up height. We currently have exactly the 2.13 and our door will then be ordered at 2.12 or so.

But it shouldn't make much more than a 5cm difference, right? Or what do you mean by "much lower"?

These are the external pipes that go through the garage roof.

But these are just ventilation openings that simply lead outside, so they are not connected to the central ventilation system of the residential building?

From the 2.135 you still have to subtract the screed, he says.

That would mean about 13 cm of screed build-up in the garage. I would actually have a surveyor clarify that. What is in the garage? Composite screed, or floating on insulation? Although the latter seems rather unlikely to me in an unheated garage.

But these are only ventilation openings that simply lead outside, so they are not connected to the central ventilation system of the residential building?

The air for the entire building is drawn in and expelled via the garage roof.

What is in the garage? Composite screed, or floating on insulation? Although the latter seems rather unlikely to me in an unheated garage.

It is called cement screed (driveable by car).

It shouldn't make much more than a 5cm difference, right? Or what do you mean by "much lower"?

I think the floor is not even 3 cm... so I would give him 10 cm if he currently has 13 because of the screed.

But screed usually only has about 5 cm, right?

But screed usually only has about 5 cm, right?

No idea. In any case, it measured from the raw floor to the raw ceiling, and that was 2.14 m.