hg6806
2013-12-24 00:22:05
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Hello everyone,
According to the development plan, our roof (shed roof) must have a minimum pitch of 15°. We didn’t want more than that, but the architect said 18° is the minimum that works. Now, during the sampling, suddenly there is talk of 22°. That is, of course, a lot. We were told that with a special clay tile, we would reach 18°.
I did some research myself. Our normal roof tiles would be the Braas "Harzer Pfanne". They are designed for a standard roof pitch of 22°. Below that, the subroof would probably have to be sealed more tightly. Can someone tell me roughly how much more such a thing costs for a base area of 9m x 10m? With the developer, I always wait many days/weeks for such information.
The developer also saves money because with a flatter roof he has slightly less roof area and also fewer Poroton bricks and plaster. I wanted to argue that additionally. Even for extending the roof overhang from 30cm to 50cm, 2250,- is due. I also find that a lot for just a few centimeters.
Best regards and Merry Christmas
According to the development plan, our roof (shed roof) must have a minimum pitch of 15°. We didn’t want more than that, but the architect said 18° is the minimum that works. Now, during the sampling, suddenly there is talk of 22°. That is, of course, a lot. We were told that with a special clay tile, we would reach 18°.
I did some research myself. Our normal roof tiles would be the Braas "Harzer Pfanne". They are designed for a standard roof pitch of 22°. Below that, the subroof would probably have to be sealed more tightly. Can someone tell me roughly how much more such a thing costs for a base area of 9m x 10m? With the developer, I always wait many days/weeks for such information.
The developer also saves money because with a flatter roof he has slightly less roof area and also fewer Poroton bricks and plaster. I wanted to argue that additionally. Even for extending the roof overhang from 30cm to 50cm, 2250,- is due. I also find that a lot for just a few centimeters.
Best regards and Merry Christmas