Offers for single-family house shell construction and basement received - your assessment?

  • Erstellt am 2017-12-16 16:26:25

SupaCriz

2017-12-17 09:10:51
  • #1
I checked again, the offer actually only includes 11.5 and 17.5 KS for interior walls. However, 24 cm interior walls were also mentioned in the planning - I will check again with our planners... So this does not explain the high costs of the offers yet...
 

11ant

2017-12-17 15:31:31
  • #2
Quite simply: one where two ceiling panels meet. Each wants to have its support there, a narrow wall with only higher density is of no use in this case.
 

Alex85

2017-12-17 15:44:45
  • #3
If you build a wall where these two fields meet exactly above the wall ... it might happen, but probably not on purpose
 

11ant

2017-12-17 18:21:31
  • #4

Who or what else would be supposed to let the two ceiling panels float there: David Copperfield the one, and Uri Geller the other?
Just draw it out, I’m happy to learn.
 

Alex85

2017-12-17 19:20:29
  • #5


The elements do not have to rest on all sides. Where possible, they certainly do it, because then, for example, no joint has to be filled. But the things have a standard width of 2.50m and go up to 3m wide. Annoying for rooms that have larger dimensions... then a joint reinforcement is used to connect the elements. Keep in mind, these things are only 5-6cm thick, regularly cast with in-situ concrete over 20cm. That can handle quite a bit. (Here, 55sqm of open space is planned without any beams. No problem according to the structural engineer.)

By the way, the required support is a full 4cm, as I just read from a manufacturer.
 

11ant

2017-12-17 19:29:41
  • #6
You obviously assume two conditions that I would not so quickly accept: namely first a precast concrete slab, and second only a single ceiling panel for the topping concrete. I assumed the classic design with multiple ceiling panels, which some systems still require today, and which I would also provide for in a precast concrete slab. The planner belongs to the same group as I do, if I look at the floor plans.
 

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