MadameP
2019-02-27 19:51:18
- #1
The L-bricks have been set.
Did you actually have a drainage installed there or is the soil highly permeable?
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Did you actually have a drainage installed there or is the soil highly permeable?
Zaba12
2019-02-27 20:03:04
- #2
I think you already asked that. No drainage. Where should the content go? Should I pump it back up? Our architect and structural engineer said we don't need one.Did you actually have a drainage installed there or is the ground well pervious?
gmt94
2019-02-27 20:14:46
- #3
The L-blocks have been set.
Wow. But I definitely don't want to live in that white house, you could constantly spit on its head.
MadameP
2019-02-27 20:15:39
- #4
I think you already asked
No drainage. Where should the content go? Should I pump it back up? Our architect and shell builder said we don't need one.
Then that's good! We're getting a soakaway pit
tomtom79
2019-02-27 20:16:29
- #5
Crazy. But I don't want to live in that white house, you can constantly spit on its head
That's what happens when you build a prefab house on a slope without a basement.
How deep did it dig in and who paid for what?
I suspect about 10,000 euros per row. Right?
blackm88
2019-02-27 20:16:50
- #6
we are planning only one side with tall cabinets and the other side with dressers, but I still wonder whether one should plan 100-110-120 cm in between
Our dressing room has internal dimensions of 2.80 by 3.30 m. On the 3.30 sides there is a large, deep Pax on each side. The space in between is comfortable. I don’t want less.