Hausbau Re
2016-03-16 17:19:31
- #1
So for the staircase, I have a height under the overbuilding of 2.28m
Planning our single-family house - What do you think about the design?
- Erstellt am 2016-03-01 12:29:41
kbt09
2016-03-16 18:04:53
- #2
After the cut, it should be max. 222 cm. How tall is the tallest person with you? Because if you come from above, you are usually one step higher at this cutting point, so just 204 cm. And, if someone climbs stairs a bit springy, they get even closer to the edge.
You definitely have to take a good look at this.
You definitely have to take a good look at this.
Hausbau Re
2016-03-16 19:00:15
- #3
We are getting a reinforced concrete staircase and the tallest is 1.81m
kbt09
2016-03-16 19:31:15
- #4
A quick sketch with the data from your cut for a 181 cm tall person going down the stairs:
Just so you can imagine it.
Just so you can imagine it.
Hausbau Re
2016-03-16 20:05:50
- #5
Thank you very much for that.
ypg
2016-03-16 20:18:33
- #6
Why do you want a straight staircase? Most want it because of the view in the hallway/foyer/stairwell, which in your case is eliminated due to the halving and division of the hallway; others want it for comfort, but I don't really see that because of the proximity of the opposite walls on the upper floor. As I already said, I share kbt's opinion. Also, I don't think it's successful: one child walks the entire hallway past the bedroom, the other falls down the stairs when eavesdropping at the parents' bedroom. It is always a small challenge to build a straight staircase in a square - mostly it results in big compromises. What prevents you from turning the staircase 90 degrees at the top, for example? But I admit: this won't change much, but maybe it's a possibility for a fresh start without rotten bridges?