Windows & window size: what to choose? Double-leaf windows?

Find the window size okay

Use a faucet with a bayonet lock.
For us, the left window sash opens completely, for cleaning the right one, I detach the fitting using the bayonet lock. It's a simple step

What size is good?
Is there anyone here who says my 2-leaf window is too big in hindsight?
We are planning rather large 2-leaf windows and don't know whether it might appear too big.

You really want to win first prize for strange questions here?

What would be the alternative if someone says it's too big for two leaves: three-leaf (which would only work with two leaves with a mullion, or do you then want to have to go for a folding sliding door)?

For single-leaf I recommend up to 126, for two-leaf from 151. What do we have here: 176 or 188.5?

My advice for the kitchen faucet would probably be a blow to your symmetry dogma: to have a fixed glazed lower part here.

I find a fixed-glass lower part more comfortable, but visually? I assume it is on the ground floor, so you can also clean it from the outside.

I assume that is on the ground floor, so you can also clean it from the outside.

Yes, bungalow. But cleaning is all well and good, however, you don’t only want to ventilate with the window tilted ... Of course it also works (and better / more comfortably) with the removable tap. I just find such fixed lower parts in the kitchen practical for other purposes: you can put chive pots or the like there.

Yes, that is what I meant. A fixed partition for the kitchen to ventilate and use the windowsill is a better option.