Hanging house 235 sqm with garage in basement on 3600 sqm plot

The entire kitchen bay window is 6.5 meters, the kitchen window should be "only" a maximum of 5 meters wide. A division would also be an option for ventilation. So far, we have always been considering a plastic/aluminum mix for the material and wanted to inquire with a Internorm Gold partner nearby. Recommended? Or do you have a special manufacturer recommendation for us? Thanks a thousand times in advance for your expert advice. By the way - yes, we know we are in the upper range size-wise, but which superlatives are you specifically referring to?

The entire kitchen bay measures 6.5 meters, the kitchen window is supposed to be "only" a maximum of 5 meters wide. A division would also be an option for ventilation.

Oh, then I misread the width (as if it applied to the element). Of course, it wouldn't work undivided. With controlled residential ventilation / extractor hood, I would consider a fixed element at this point.

So far, we have always been considering a plastic/aluminum mix for the material.

That is one of my standard recommendations. Although, given the size of the house, I am of the opinion that money should be available for aluminum throughout.

Do you have a specific manufacturer recommendation for us?

Only for PVC in dark, Gealan (because co-extruded instead of foil-coated). And otherwise the general dealer recommendation: choose the dealer based on their installation references.

By the way – yes we know, we are operating in the upper segment in terms of size, but which superlatives are you specifically referring to?

I can’t shake the impression that VAT has been added here to surface sizes that would absolutely suffice for Müllermeierschulze ;-)

I can't shake the impression that VAT has been added here on surface sizes that would absolutely suffice for Müllermeierschulze ;-)

Maximum size was never a planning criterion and is currently being optimized downwards. ;-)

Only with dark PVC, Gealan (because co-extruded instead of foil laminated). And otherwise the general dealer recommendation to choose the dealer based on their installation references.

We will approach an Internorm dealer (Gold) nearby, who seems to be the reference for windows and doors in the area. With full aluminum, we actually have a dealer problem according to our research here – and I prefer to stay local when it comes to craftsmen. But thanks again for your tips.

We will approach a nearby Internorm dealer (Gold), who seems to be the reference for windows and doors in the area. With full aluminum, we actually have a dealer problem according to our research here – and I prefer to stay local when it comes to craftsmen.

I don't know the Internorm dealer system, but such additions as "Gold" for dealers usually don't indicate the quality assurance level, but merely the sales volume. A dealer who handles all his projects with supplier A can be a "Gold" dealer at A, and if he distributes evenly between suppliers A and B, then not. For the customer, this is no advantage. In which Knieritz an der Knatter would one have a day trip to the next aluminum window guy?