Floor-to-ceiling windows - Why floor-to-ceiling windows? Advantages and disadvantages?

There are also people who find sloping roofs and windows in them pleasant during rain...

And in reality, they cannot afford anything else and look enviously at the full-storey urban villa.

There are also people who find sloping roofs and windows in them pleasant when it rains...

Yes, I did as a child. It reminded me of camping. Back then, roof windows with sliding function were a great luxury... as a child, I didn't care...

And in reality, they can't afford anything else and look enviously at the full-storey city villa.

It hardly gets more arrogant than that...

And in reality, they can't afford anything else and look enviously at the full-storey townhouse.

Brr... rarely have I read such nonsense.

Brr... rarely have I read such nonsense.

#2 .. what a silly statement.

My wife initially also wanted ALL the windows in our bungalow to be floor-to-ceiling. In the bathroom, kitchen (semi-open, north side), and bedrooms for sleeping and children, we now have classic 90 cm parapet height, but 1.80 m wide, and in the living area two times 5 m wide floor-to-ceiling window fronts each with nearly 2 m double wing doors and once 2 m wide with a 1 m door in the middle.

That is so awesome! So bright and friendly and the living area virtually extends into the garden – and no one can look in!

In the bedrooms I am also happy without the floor-to-ceiling windows. You don’t necessarily have to be able to go outside there and you have some space for desks, dressers, etc.

My statement was intentional because it is slowly getting on my nerves. Anyone who does not build according to ypg's and other specific candidates' taste is being attacked.

Let people keep their bathroom if they like it with a T solution, let them keep their gray windows and their floor-to-ceiling elements.
Just like their mainstream villa.
Your taste is just not that of all homebuilders.