Which prefabricated house provider - prices, experiences?

The cupboard should not form the wardrobe. Only the non-everyday jackets and a few of the shoes are to go in there. I cannot imagine that this leads to chaos. Sorry. In my parents' house, right in front of the front door is only a hallway, about 1.30 meters wide. The shoes are also kept there and people get dressed there. It works, even if it is sometimes associated with a short waiting time.

The dressing room is actually not really intended as a dressing room, but as additional storage space.

And you want to be woken up precisely by sun rays sneaking past a junk room?

The floor plan is already a compilation of many floor plans and impressions from show houses; at some point, you have to agree on a basic concept to work with, right?

At some point, you also have to chew and swallow; otherwise, regarding the number of floor plans: too many ingredients spoil the broth.

(8) In the measurement of setback areas, the following are disregarded
1.
components projecting in front of the exterior wall such as cornices and roof overhangs,
2.
subordinate projections such as balconies and single-story bay windows, provided that
a)
in total, they do not occupy more than one third of the width of the exterior wall of the respective building, at most 5 m each,
b)
do not project more than 1.50 m in front of this exterior wall and
c)
remain at least 2 m away from the opposite neighboring boundary,

Maybe you can give me a quick hint. According to the above definition and a building plot width of 7.30 m, would such a subordinate component be possible on the left and right (see sketch)? Or would the building authority then say "Are you crazy!"?

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Does it depend on the use?

And you especially want to be woken up by sun rays sneaking past a junk room?

The shutters are closed anyway :P I’m also considering removing the dressing room and adding the space to the bathroom. I just have to visualize it first...

Maybe you can give me a quick hint. With the above definition and a building plot width of 7.30m, such a subordinate component would then be possible on the left as well as on the right

I can also: It would be possible from a building law perspective. But not budget-wise. Already asked.

Would be possible from a building law perspective. But not budget-wise. Already inquired.

There it is again - the prefab house - inflexible and expensive.

There they go again - the prefab house - inflexible and expensive.

Was obvious.

But: The provider builds solid wood and no prefab houses.