Newly built single-family house, approx. 180 m², for 4 people, without basement, RLP, KfW 55

2020-08-02 10:50:10

The staircase that goes around the corner. Uh, how do I describe it. The staircase starts right next to the front door on the side and then turns 90 degrees after about 5 steps. This creates a rounded hallway at the top, from which all the doors lead off. My parents have the basement stairs under there. If those were removed, it would make for a really nice, large entrance hall with enough space for the coat rack and a cupboard.

I'll bring this up in the next conversation with the general contractor, thanks!

If the utility provider doesn’t see one, then who’s supposed to have one? - by the way, I have no problem with having paving instead of a concrete floor in the garage.

I was thinking about self-interest regarding accessibility to the supply lines. We have also considered paving already. I don’t really see any major disadvantages.

2020-08-02 13:10:37

Thought about self-interest regarding the accessibility of the supply lines.

I think – which is why the relaxed attitude of your supplier surprises me a bit, but here it is really only about a short section – about the accessibility for leak detection (which works more easily with not fully closed floors), see:

Newly built single-family house, approx. 180 m², for 4 people, without basement, RLP, KfW 55

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