Log cabin with a clipped gable roof by the forest - improve planning?

Well, the kitchen is big enough, that’s for sure.
So, repaint the pantry again.

Thank you for your information. Then we will possibly do double insulation for the pipes, that should work.

The exterior walls with 270mm are not normal, no. Normally it would be 180mm or possibly even less. As far as I understand, the fewest take 240mm and 270mm. However, the thermal insulation is particularly good because of this, especially in summer, which is worth it to me.

One more question about the stairs: If there is no landing, but that should be the lower part, do you then have to keep 1 meter depth clear where the wall is now? It's still not quite clear to me how you get up there... and the basement stairs then go down from the pantry? Or exactly the other way around, but then you stand in front of the wall on the upper floor when you go up?

We will draw another round. If anyone has any suggestions: feel free to share them.

Ok, maybe that was confusing. I did not include the side walls of the staircase because they were not supposed to be real walls, but wooden walls made by the carpenter.

Maybe it will be clearer this way:



The starting step is each time a 1/4 turn.

I already found the 27 cm walls thin. But presumably, everything is different with log houses.

Does the stairway and the 2m height clearance work out so that you don’t hit your head? It looks to me like the stairway would have to be extremely steep, at least the basement stairway? Maybe it can be eased out if you shift it a bit to the right into the 1st floor – I’ll try my luck with drawing.

In terms of insulation values, solid wood can be equated to a brick wall three times as thick. That’s what the wooden house sellers say. Everyone we have spoken to so far has had no problem with the insulation, even with significantly thinner walls. Let’s see what the heating costs will be like later.

It should work with the stairs at 330 floor height and 300 ceiling height. It looks something like this:



I always calculate 1x1 for spiral stairs. Head clearance over 2.60m - at 300 room height. Please tell me the exact ceiling height and floor height again - otherwise, I will search myself silly...