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The price does the rest. Many young builders are not exactly stingy, but they are reluctant to pay the price of 2 roofs when there are constructive alternatives to the simple costs.

In my view, your roof truss construction turned out to be more complex than is necessarily typical for the mansard roof – however, assuming proper designer expertise, I can basically even imagine a truss roof for it.

I just say bad on the walls

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Today I wired the heating circuit distributors. I left the actuators in the HCD. It was easier than expected!

What are the two temperature sensors in the flow and return used for?

In my opinion, your roof truss construction is more complex than is necessarily typical for a mansard roof - however, assuming proper constructor expertise, I can basically even imagine a truss roof for it.

You are certainly right, that even applies to many parts of the house. It's just the belt and suspenders approach. However, it is also indisputable that a mansard roof is significantly more expensive than a technically similarly constructed gable roof.

That a mansard roof is significantly more expensive than a technically similarly constructed gable roof is, however, also indisputable.

Only partially or no. As a gable mansard roof, it has two instead of one ridge beam(s) per slope and is not significantly more complex=expensive, whereas a hip mansard roof like on your house is indeed (but I would be cautious with the term "similarly constructed" there), and as a truss construction it is only more complex in the hip version and with a gable probably approximately the same price, just "different."

Today I wired the heating circuit distributors. I left the actuators in the HCD. It was easier than expected!

You can dismantle it again right away :P No one needs heating actuators. Unfortunately, I found that out too late :-(

You can dismantle it right away again. Nobody needs heating actuators. But unfortunately, I found that out too late :-(

I know. but regarding cooling, etc., I need them because the actuators are normally closed without power. And ERR is just like that...