Passive house as a logical consequence? Are there counterarguments?

  • Erstellt am 2015-02-20 19:54:17

nathi

2015-02-22 20:51:28
  • #1


That is certainly severe. Interesting to hear a real calculation for once. Can you say something about what caused particularly high costs? Or were you just told the final number?
A somewhat older breakdown that I have now found had the largest additional item as planning that was €40k more expensive.

Could the different figures actually come from the difference between a stone house and a wooden house?
 

EveundGerd

2015-02-22 21:08:10
  • #2
That could be.

We were only given the total amount, massive construction. Wood would also be possible. I didn’t follow up any further. To be honest, I was a bit shocked by the amount. I hadn’t imagined it to be that expensive.

We were told that such a house needs to be planned very carefully. Additional costs are not excluded. But we all already knew that.
 

nathi

2015-02-22 21:29:36
  • #3
I just found a construction blog where someone built a PH with Kampa. There was a surcharge of 100€/sqm. But it's not really comparable because Kampa already builds Kfw40 as standard. Unfortunately, most PH construction blogs do not list prices.
 

EveundGerd

2015-02-22 21:33:02
  • #4
You should have an offer made for you on site. Only in this way will you get clarity about your costs.
 

nathi

2015-02-22 21:44:09
  • #5
For us, the topic is already settled anyway; for the OP, that certainly applies.
 

EveundGerd

2015-02-22 22:30:40
  • #6
According to which standard do you build or have built? Or bought?
 

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