Terrace construction with different heights

Hello,

I am currently facing a planning problem and need some approaches.

We are laying terrace slabs of 80x80.

The slabs go directly to the height of the floor-to-ceiling window.


The terrace extends across the entire width.

Now we are working with a slope and encounter the problem that we arrive differently at the left double-wing window and the right double-wing window.

If I start level at the left double window, and the extension protrudes 2m, then with a 1.5% slope I arrive 3cm below the upper edge of the right double window. This was not intended and also creates an unpleasant tripping edge.

The roof overhang is 75cm without gutter.

Options I have considered:

1. Lower the right window sill
2. Level from the left window to the outer house line (extension) (with gutter)
3. Mediate everything so that the transitions are not visible

Maybe you have another solution.

Thank you

Slopes from the left double window upwards, slopes from the right double window towards the left and towards the right. The 45-degree angle to the left of the right double window is then a cut edge for the panels.

This works if the bay window projection = center axis of the window.

If you upload a dimensioned plan with your terrace, I will gladly draw it for you.

Maybe you have another solution.

No. Regarding the "the remaining 95% are top secret" excerpts, it is fundamentally too difficult and too incomplete to develop any meaningful ideas at all.

or an imaginary line from axis double window left to axis double window right. From this axis the slope upwards to the left and incline downwards to the right.

So, thanks already for the hints.

Here is a specific picture again. Sorry for the graphical mistake. The terrace slabs will not be to scale. It's more about the slope.
The terrace slabs will of course not be laid inside the house.

Or a wooden terrace without a slope. I find that nicer anyway ;)