What ceiling height have you chosen?

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Hello,

through this thread we came to realize that our planned ceiling height for the large kitchen/dining/living area is probably a bit low. So far, about 2.625 m wall height and thus about 2.45 m clear room height were planned. Now we would like to build half a brick higher, so about 2.75 m wall height and thus about 2.57 m clear room height. We hope this change will still be possible after the building permit.

Now to the actual question: what door and window heights would you recommend? We would like the floor-to-ceiling and "ceiling-high" windows in the kitchen/dining/living area to be as tall as possible. Above that, there still has to be the roller shutter box and approximately 5 cm must be deducted from the available height due to insulation under the terrace roof.

We plan to consult a window manufacturer soon, but independent preliminary information would of course be helpful.

You also have to take into account the slope and, depending on the floor, possibly the ring beam.
Our windows that are not floor-to-ceiling have a height of just under 80 cm. We liked that better visually since some of them are partially 2 meters wide continuously.
Otherwise, I would have chosen a height of about 1-1.10 m.