Judyyy
2016-11-25 20:26:27
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Hello dear community,
we are currently planning a new building (KFW 55) in the style of a city villa with a hipped roof and are considering leaving out the intermediate ceiling between the upper floor and attic in some rooms completely or partially to create a loft-like space, maybe even on multiple levels. In that case, I would also invest more money in the roof insulation since we save on the intermediate ceiling :D
But what exactly is the temperature difference in a well-insulated new building? Will I then have a sauna at the ceiling and cold feet on the floor??? :confused: Do we have to expect a significant increase in heating costs or is it all not that bad nowadays?
I would be very grateful for your help and would appreciate hearing about your experiences.
Best regards
Judyyy
we are currently planning a new building (KFW 55) in the style of a city villa with a hipped roof and are considering leaving out the intermediate ceiling between the upper floor and attic in some rooms completely or partially to create a loft-like space, maybe even on multiple levels. In that case, I would also invest more money in the roof insulation since we save on the intermediate ceiling :D
But what exactly is the temperature difference in a well-insulated new building? Will I then have a sauna at the ceiling and cold feet on the floor??? :confused: Do we have to expect a significant increase in heating costs or is it all not that bad nowadays?
I would be very grateful for your help and would appreciate hearing about your experiences.
Best regards
Judyyy