Floor plans for single-family house, approx. 140 m², without basement

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Oh damn, you guys are right as always. On the ground floor, you can easily reach the windows from the outside for cleaning, but not so much upstairs. The wings are quite narrow, so it would probably still work - but no, both should open better.

If one wing is tilted open and the other not, cats are tempted to squeeze through the gap to get outside. They inevitably get stuck and suffocate. Anyone who understands the problem sees the "brilliance" of my idea to only tilt one wing in general [emoji1] Sorry, I was quite tired already [emoji51]

Stefan, there is still a gap there :ka:

Both windows tilt or tilt protection and cat guards nothing happens.

Stefan, the gap still exists :ka:

That wasn’t referring to any "brilliance" [emoji6]

I don’t understand the thing with cats either. We belong to a cat, and she has zero problems with our windows, some of which are double-sashed. At least I think so. She speaks little, you have to read everything from her eyes, ears, and tail. Karsten

A simple tilt position is enough where the cats can hang themselves... for that you then have a fly screen for an open window, tilt positions are forbidden for cat lovers anyway.

Are you planning a basement with a light well for the office? To my knowledge, a second escape route must be available for common rooms, so in the basement, in addition to the internal stairs, a sloped exit (I can't think of another solution besides an external basement staircase right now?)

Transfer the position and size of the basement windows to the ground floor plan; I believe the one in the technical room is located under the entrance and then won't work if a stair landing is to be placed in front of the front door.