... which we cannot see.The architect has indeed drawn that in,
The architect is the one who plans.Since I am building by individual contract, I do not have a BU who plans that for me.
... what we cannot see.
Planning is done by the architect.
Thank you very much, that's roughly how I imagined it. I was told that with 10 sqm I would have enough space to fit everything in. Even a washing machine should fit in there. But now we have a separate room for that, so I think it should fit easily. I thought maybe someone could help me.If you don't have an architect or site manager and you're too clueless yourself, I recommend the following approach. First, take your plan to the electrician, as there are very strict regulations on how a fuse box must be installed and how much free space must be in front of it in case someone gets shocked there and falls backwards. Then you go to the plumber or heating engineer who then adds their stuff. Then you see if it is sufficient. My experience doesn't help, our utility room is 12 sqm and we have a gas boiler, which takes up much less space than an air-water heat pump. So it's quite spacious for us. K.
I just don't like that all the power and KNX cables have to run across the whole room to the riser shaft.