Thank you very much for your opinions. Unfortunately, I have only just now gotten around to reading them.
You can also see this quite well with the Pax hallway planning on the door side: a wardrobe does not fit there.
Why doesn’t a 1.50 Pax fit there?
Are you building with a general contractor who does not pay attention to the proper terrain characteristics of your property in connection with the house? What cost estimate did you receive? Do you know what the L-stones will cost? How high are you allowed to build up according to the development plan? These are the kinds of questions where the general contractor will leave you in the lurch....
So turnkey we were at 339,000. According to the construction company, the advantage for the stairwell is sensible and cost-effective. Do you think that’s not true? So far, we are within all the specifications of the development plan.
QUOTE="11ant, post: 231121, member: 32750"]It seems to me that in the original plan the hallway wall extended up to the height of the chimney (?)[/QUOTE]
Yes, that was the case in the first plan.
The thing in the kitchen will be an oven. It’s located at the chimney.
Yes, the monstrosity in the kitchen is a Lohberger wood stove, which you can also use in the
If you now place a main staircase so that the house can be separated, then you also have to think through the upper floor so that a kitchen etc. can still be installed there at any time.
present day for cooking and baking.
At the height? Or how? About the kitchen... make a kitchen plan, then you know which windows will be omitted or maybe instead of a 90 cm sill height better a 125 cm sill height. Then you can even place a cooktop in front of the window and have a ceiling extractor hood with it.
1.13 m rough opening width. We have already made a kitchen plan. According to the kitchen planner, the cooktop only works either with an integrated extractor in the cooktop (which I don’t want) or a very, very powerful ceiling extractor. Unfortunately, it will be very tight for the cooktop on the west side; I would have to reduce the windows there.
If you now place a main staircase so that the house can be separated, then you also have to think through the upper floor so that a kitchen etc. can still be installed there at any time. And consider how you want to live on the ground floor then.
The connections for the kitchen would be directly above the kitchen on the ground floor, and on the ground floor, if necessary, we want to separate off the living room as a bedroom.
Unfortunately, the slope of the terrain is not visible at all in the elevation images. How much space is still available on the west side? And is there a street on the west side?
On the west and south sides there is a street, although on the west side there are no neighbors opposite, only fields. There is still plenty of space in the west, but we are already at the edge of the building window.
What is supposed to be on the pantry wall in the kitchen? And where is the pantry access supposed to be anyway?
Our wood stove plus storage is to be there. The pantry access is supposed to be from the east wall of the kitchen.