b0012sm
2013-08-12 07:13:21
- #1
ah it's the staircase, forget it.
Opinions on the "House on the Slope" floor plan requested
- Erstellt am 2013-08-10 14:18:15
b0012sm
2013-08-12 07:43:40
- #2
Hello,
so too small: true, but if I want to rent it out in 15 years, it has to work. And by the way: where else should a bedroom go? There is also no space upstairs. Maybe I’m just somewhat undemanding because I currently have a mid-terrace house. There’s not much space there either, currently I’m sitting in a 9m² room without a window when I work .. *sigh* Ok, that’s really annoying. Our life takes place in the office rooms and children’s rooms, so it’s important to me that this becomes larger than it is now. Living room etc. is okay as it is now. And if the children then have room for model trains or drums in a hobby room, that’s perfect.
No side windows upstairs because the knee wall will be about 1.40m high – otherwise I’d be outside the building specifications – it’s already barely within limits.
It didn’t let me rest and I tackled the new plan again and added the upper and lower floors. I actually like it very much as it is now, let’s see what my architect says when he finds time for me.
It will probably be a bit too expensive, so I’m thinking about saving a bit on the heating .. so standard cheap heating gas + solar instead of pellets – but first the numbers have to be laid on the table ..
Roger
P.S.: Criticism gladly accepted
Now finally at the PC and not on the stupid smartphone – I would still swap guest and technical room in the basement and have supply and waste water connections prepared either in the guest room or in the anteroom. That way actually two children can live downstairs. Otherwise, I find the floor plan very good and well thought out for your needs.
General question about the upper floor: do you really want to rent out in 15 years when the children have left the house and have them (head) bother you? I wouldn’t build a single-family house just to have a tenant in it later and I also think you won’t want to do that in 15 years unless there are financial constraints that make it necessary. But that is rather off topic as I assume you already have your reasons.
kaho674
2013-08-12 07:45:01
- #3
So I would double-check the measurements of the staircase. It seems a bit short to me. Just type "Treppe 1x1" into Google. The tool is pretty good for that. If the staircase doesn't fit, nothing else will fit anyway.
Shadowblues
2013-08-12 08:16:01
- #4
Hello,
the staircase is dimensioned according to a website that says:
Minimum dimensions according to DIN 18065: Target A = 86 cm Target B + C = 400 cm Target D = 86 cm Tread width ≥ 23 cm Riser height ≤ 20 cm
Recommended dimensions by xyz: Target A = 94 cm Target B + C = 490 cm Target D = 94 cm Tread width ≥ 26 cm Riser height ≤ 19 cm
Hope that works. I'm a bit taller than recommended.
Regarding the basement rooms: If I swap that, then "technology" is far from the "potential pellet storage" (rear part of the bike deck), so it stays like this...
Two more kids? Are you crazy? No no... enough of that!
For renting: That's why, and only why, we are not building a wooden house. I think with a solid house the soundproofing works pretty well. In fact, the house will be too big when the kids move out and I don't want to rent the downstairs. Better upstairs then. That's also why the balconies are separated like that, I once had bad experiences where someone was always looking onto my balcony from above. And if the money is enough, I don't have to rent. But who knows what kind of pension I'll get? Potentially always "too little".
Roger
the staircase is dimensioned according to a website that says:
Minimum dimensions according to DIN 18065: Target A = 86 cm Target B + C = 400 cm Target D = 86 cm Tread width ≥ 23 cm Riser height ≤ 20 cm
Recommended dimensions by xyz: Target A = 94 cm Target B + C = 490 cm Target D = 94 cm Tread width ≥ 26 cm Riser height ≤ 19 cm
Hope that works. I'm a bit taller than recommended.
Regarding the basement rooms: If I swap that, then "technology" is far from the "potential pellet storage" (rear part of the bike deck), so it stays like this...
Two more kids? Are you crazy? No no... enough of that!
For renting: That's why, and only why, we are not building a wooden house. I think with a solid house the soundproofing works pretty well. In fact, the house will be too big when the kids move out and I don't want to rent the downstairs. Better upstairs then. That's also why the balconies are separated like that, I once had bad experiences where someone was always looking onto my balcony from above. And if the money is enough, I don't have to rent. But who knows what kind of pension I'll get? Potentially always "too little".
Roger
b0012sm
2013-08-12 08:20:56
- #5
you had written something about a gas heating system?
Shadowblues
2013-08-12 08:22:43
- #6
So according to the tool you mentioned, this is not a main staircase .. but I think I can manage that, thanks.