House and floor plan planning - First architect's plan is available

I guess Pinkiponk means whether your double door is also tiltable.

If not, that would also be a question from me. Does this type of threshold also work with a tilt-and-turn window?

I wanted it like with you, but we were not explicitly asked and I probably expressed myself unclearly during the sampling etc. Later on the plans I did not look for it anymore, I should have done that.

It is not visible at all in the execution planning.

whether your double door is also tiltable.

Oh, sure. The left side of the double door can be tilted and opened. Additionally, the other half can also be fully opened. So you have a "huge" opening.

what works, where?

This low threshold is once at the HSE and once at a door. The second double door has the slightly higher threshold.
Both low thresholds are "wheelchair accessible".

Does the one in the 3rd and 4th picture work with a wheelchair going forward?

the fourth picture is the lowered threshold of a narrow, normal door. Yes. the third picture is the HSE. That works too, but you have to tilt the wheelchair slightly for it.

My mother-in-law was always brought in over the threshold of the narrow door. It went without any problems. With the HSE, always tilted a little.

our solutions with the windows/doors and the HSE

... look as if the doors were supplied together with the gutters as a system (?) ...

Does that work exclusively with sliding doors or also with the "normal" tilt-and-turn doors?

... basically yes, but in my opinion better only tilt.

I would prefer everything green, that was how I intended and wished it.

But smarter ... (see above)

It can’t be seen at all in the execution planning.

That should definitely be included in the plan as well, indicating where the low-threshold elements go. It would raise a request for clarification for me if it were not.