Floor plan single-family house 110m² - ground floor + upper floor - first draft room layout

I don't understand ... and, as has demonstrated, I wouldn't plan a wood stove there at all.

But it's fixed, says the future builder!

It heats up very quickly and very strongly and then cools down very quickly again.

You are right with….

As a heating system, a wood stove only works to a limited extent.

…however: once the place is warmed up by the stove, the heat in the new building also lasts 2-3 days in the intermediate season. In this respect, it can be used well as a replacement for heating.

we have now seen many apartments/houses where the storage stove had exactly these dimensions.

I find it too bulky for the relatively small room.

Oh dear, you also weren’t allowed to come home drunk, otherwise you’d end up at the neighbor’s. (They all look the same!). And the houses are as wide as a normal car is long. :oops: Here fits „living on the stairs“.

You don’t have to speak badly about the houses. Basically, terraced houses shouldn’t be spoken badly about. Built in 1978 quite individually. Some builders here could take an example from that. I would even say: get lost in the dark in a new development area and you won’t be able to tell the townhouses from terraced houses ;) 5.50 m interior width and over 50 sqm all-purpose room downstairs – that is more than many all-purpose rooms discussed here ;) …with open gable and triangular window, straight stairs, full window fronts and a band of light made of black wood on white plaster already very modern back then. The residential area, 65! units (yes, wow :D), is accessed by 4 streets. Since they have been inhabited by the 1st, 2nd and/or 3rd generation, the views and gardens became quite individual. I just visited a friend there recently: unfortunately, many front gardens are turning into dreadful front gardens :confused: But in terms of dimensions comparable to the TE’s terraced house, just to switch the topic again :)

You are right with that....

...however: once the place is warmed up by the stove, the heat in the new building also lasts 2-3 days during the shoulder season. In that respect, it can be used well as a heating substitute.

I find it too bulky for the relatively small room.

Correct, the new buildings here have to meet certain insulation values, the heat hardly escapes from the house anymore.

Regarding the stove, I am sure that together with our stove builder we will find a solution appropriate for the room without having more stove than room ;)

Attached is a possible solution (of course, the stove window is not correct as shown).

How wide is the house inside? I haven't found any measurements anywhere. I suspect about 550 cm... but it will be tight with bar stools at the island. And if it's going to be a stand-alone fridge, Evelin's approach to place the tall cabinets as a separate block is also more visually appealing, as you can quite clearly see in your last view.