Shed roof 20 degrees - without attic?

2021-08-19 20:36:55

I strongly advise against planning semi-detached houses individually. I recommend you Google "A semi-detached house has TWO halves" and read this thread , whose OP emphasizes that it should not be recommended as a horror story alone without praising his general contractor, who manages well amid all the mayoral and neighborly disasters :) I suspect that you are only giving a very abbreviated version of your development plan here. Incidentally, some roofing coverings are only recommended from a roof pitch of 21 or 22 degrees; 20° roof pitch may therefore be narrowly limited to zinc sheet. Whether you have to calculate the pitch all the way to the other end of the house depends on whether a staggered floor is possible. Then you must mean a general contractor. You could not choose a builder, but then you would not have to think about the house either. At least look for the planner together with your neighbor; this does not exclude different houses and also different construction methods, see also the first cited post online. Do not build planned as if everyone had a plot with boundary setbacks on all sides, and above all do not plan individually with the no-basement owner in front of the basement owner, see Goalkeeper thread.

Our neighbors have already planned their house completely with Weberhaus. We came to the plot through a municipal allocation process and do not want a prefabricated house. The 20 degree pitch could only be deviated from if both neighbors agree on the same pitch. However, because of the previously non-existent neighbors (us), they have now planned everything according to the development plan (20 degrees). We are both not planning a basement.

2021-08-19 20:56:49

How high is it then at the highest point? I think with the shed roof it is much higher since the roof rises over the entire length of the house..

It should be about 4.5 meters. We are planning to add a level to the children's rooms in a few years, as a loft bed level made of wood.

2021-08-19 23:07:39

Some people already know without a basement and attic ... ;)

Then they probably have no hobbies and suitcases and stuff?!

Suitcases, Christmas decorations, etc... the utility room really has to be big then.

Here is the list :)

https://www.hausbau-forum.de/threads/die-liste-die-jeden-bauherren-zu-interessieren-hat.34418/

2021-08-19 23:40:45

Our neighbors have already planned their house completely with Weberhaus.

Request their plans, then you can at least adjust the profiles of the houses at the "seam side".

2021-08-20 08:49:00

We had imagined it as open upwards, but due to the 20-degree slope, the ceilings will probably be extremely high, was the statement.

I find the term "extreme" inappropriate. A generous room height is created and thus significantly more air volume. The appearance is a matter of taste and execution; there is nothing extreme about it. If several small rooms are created at the top, the room geometry can become quite peculiar. The installation of sleeping lofts is an efficient solution for children and teenagers from an age where there are no longer accident concerns. With more air volume, (at least for me) the feeling of well-being in a room increases. You need a bit more energy for heating; how much is a question of the execution. I would put some thought into the room acoustics of the rooms created; however, for me, that basically belongs in every house plan.

2021-08-20 10:30:21

Also have 20°, but planned a normal gable roof and 11.6m house width. This way, we can install the already mentioned sleeping level in a child's room under the ridge (about 2x3m). I probably wouldn't recommend much more "span" than the tight 6m either, because otherwise you simply get rooms that are too high, where the proportions become difficult. Alternatively, you can add a half level again in the staggered floor depending on the use.

I once had an apartment with a shed roof, but flatter (estimated 12-15°) and it started at about 1.9m, it was very cozy and comfortable to place the sofa corner there.

At the end of the day, it makes the most sense to build "with the neighbors," otherwise it looks strange in the end. That doesn't mean you have to build the same house, but heights, offsets, etc. can be aligned with each other.

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