Which prefabricated house provider - prices, experiences?

The provider builds solid wood and no prefabricated houses.

What now, log cabin?

What now, log cabin?

Sort of, dowel.

It wasn't about the stair tread itself. I just wanted to describe the place where a massive bottleneck occurs. A bottleneck where everyone constantly wants to pass through and even stops. If it were just the stair tread, it would be okay, but there's also a wall cupboard where clothes are stored and the MAIN access to the living area. All on 1.40m - that causes chaos.

I don't see the problem either. For a house of this width, I find the entrance area spacious. I see two reasonable spots for the wardrobe (or even two). Obviously, more space is always better, but to speak of massive restrictions here is, in my opinion, detached from reality. Every terraced house and most semi-detached houses are 'more' restricted and are inhabited by happy families who get dressed and undressed. The guest toilet without a window as well as the 'walk-through kitchen' are certainly unusual, but I don't see them as big problems either. If I count how often the window in our guest toilet is opened, I consider it quite dispensable. The upper floor looks good; I would completely do without the dressing room. Cardinal directions are completely missing, or did I overlook them somewhere?

I don't see the problem either. ... to speak of massive restrictions here is, in my opinion, far from practical experience.

How many row houses have you already lived in? I don't want to live like that anymore. The narrowness in the hallway back then was enough for me - that was enough practical experience. But it's not so much about the hallway itself for me, but about the traffic junction in front of the staircase. I would change the direction of the stairs and do without the wall cabinet. Rather put a cabinet in the office instead.

... The upper floor looks good, I would completely skip the dressing room. The cardinal directions are completely missing, or did I overlook them somewhere?

Thanks for the feedback The dressing room thing I’ll try later, yes. The cardinal directions are missing, true! Sorry! So, the children's rooms or the dining area and the living room would have a northwest orientation, directly into the garden. Office and master bedroom are to the south.

I would change the direction of the stairs and do without the wall closet. More likely put a cupboard in the office.

I’ll try that later as well!

... That was the latest status. Since then, the engineer of the general contractor made us an offer, we liked it very much and therefore had a house "crafted" by the local architect. Unfortunately, I am not allowed to upload the floor plan, but prompted by , here is verbally what has changed (mind you: the architect did not know my drawing!):

On the ground floor, the basic layout of the rooms remains. However, the guest toilet was extended to the outer wall and now has a window and a shower provision. Our plot is 26m long on one side and 20m on the other – the architect accordingly placed the office in a pointed dormer so that the space is fully utilized. The exterior dimensions of the house are thus 12.11m on the short side and just under 15m on the long side. There is no door between the staircase and the kitchen, but an open passage. Under the staircase (width 2.62m) is the pantry. The utility room is 12 sqm.

On the upper floor, the laundry room I had planned had to give way; the washing machine and dryer will now be relocated downstairs. The dormer on the ground floor serves as a balcony for the children's rooms upstairs (which face south). Opposite the staircase is the bathroom, and symmetrically to the children's rooms in the south is the master bedroom in the north. The entire entrance area of the master bedroom is a walk-in closet. Special feature: We only have an 18-degree roof pitch (due to setback regulations in Bavaria) and therefore an open roof structure (knee wall 2.30m), but still wanted at least a little extra storage space, so we installed a collar beam ceiling in the master bedroom (with a hatch in the walk-in closet).