Legurit
2016-06-26 23:32:29
- #1
So.. for us, the paving is now almost finished. The terrace is with the paving practically at the level of the rolling layer of the lift-and-slide door (in the meantime, the row of granite has also been replaced with brick)
The area has never been wet, as it is well covered by about 2 meters and not on the weather side (East completely protected and West accordingly 8 m away from the open side) - I’m not too worried about that (although, of course, that is probably not according to DIN)
At the corner of the house, however, it is already exposed to rain - but no openings to the inside there - just paving at a rather high level.
At the utility room it is like this:
... that should be at least 15 cm.
What I am somewhat concerned about, however, is the front door - although we have an 80 cm roof overhang there and in addition a 1.3 m deep canopy, the stones there are already wet when it rains (and is windy).
On the other hand, all front doors seem to be designed like that, right? I don’t remember ever seeing a gutter in front of a front door or a 15 cm step - or am I mistaken?
The area has never been wet, as it is well covered by about 2 meters and not on the weather side (East completely protected and West accordingly 8 m away from the open side) - I’m not too worried about that (although, of course, that is probably not according to DIN)
At the corner of the house, however, it is already exposed to rain - but no openings to the inside there - just paving at a rather high level.
At the utility room it is like this:
... that should be at least 15 cm.
What I am somewhat concerned about, however, is the front door - although we have an 80 cm roof overhang there and in addition a 1.3 m deep canopy, the stones there are already wet when it rains (and is windy).
On the other hand, all front doors seem to be designed like that, right? I don’t remember ever seeing a gutter in front of a front door or a 15 cm step - or am I mistaken?