daytona
2015-06-16 20:35:48
- #1
Hello,
we have a sloping plot with a north-south gradient of 3m over 25m length. That makes a 6.8° incline/decline.
So, we have not yet been to an expert, but would like to know your opinions and experiences beforehand. Which construction method for the ground floor would you choose:
1. Level everything on one plane and have a full ground floor, not filling the earth at the highest point (south side) against the house?
2. Level everything on one plane and have a full ground floor, filling the earth at the highest point (south side) against the house (natural insulation)?
3. Half a ground floor up to almost the middle of the slope?
4. Full ground floor and stilts to compensate for the slope?
Or is the incline/decline much too small for the above considerations?
Thanks and regards
we have a sloping plot with a north-south gradient of 3m over 25m length. That makes a 6.8° incline/decline.
So, we have not yet been to an expert, but would like to know your opinions and experiences beforehand. Which construction method for the ground floor would you choose:
1. Level everything on one plane and have a full ground floor, not filling the earth at the highest point (south side) against the house?
2. Level everything on one plane and have a full ground floor, filling the earth at the highest point (south side) against the house (natural insulation)?
3. Half a ground floor up to almost the middle of the slope?
4. Full ground floor and stilts to compensate for the slope?
Or is the incline/decline much too small for the above considerations?
Thanks and regards