Still forgot official ways to get to your own home?

Hello :-D
I'm getting in touch again and first of all thank you all for the many answers, which are very helpful to me!!!!
we are already building the base plate in October so that it can withstand frost and weather and "settle" nicely until spring. Also, the probability is lower that our wooden house will warp. And last but not least, we had the thought: "what's gone is gone" and our architect said that it was no problem, explained the advantages to us and also said that it was "normal" in the past to let the base plate lie over a winter.
Best regards, Katha

we are already building the floor slab in October so that it can endure frost and weather and "settle" nicely until spring. Also, the likelihood that our wooden house warps less is higher. And last but not least, we had the thought: "what's gone is gone," and our architect said that this is not a problem, explained the advantages to us, and also said that it was "normal" in the past to let the floor slab sit over a winter.

Mhmm - it was indeed common to leave the shell construction standing over the winter; applying this procedure to a floor slab would be new to me. The floor slab only gains weight through the shell construction and not through rain or snow ;) Rhenish regards