Work planning single-family house 180 sqm flat roof with basement & double garage

  • Erstellt am 2017-12-17 18:53:12

11ant

2018-02-01 15:23:43
  • #1
The surcharge seems to me to be way too high, I myself worked for an aluminum window manufacturer. Aluminum should be appropriately about 20% more expensive, 25k doesn’t fit with that. The insulation values of the frame profiles make no difference, aluminum windows today are constructed differently than in 1970.

For large-area windows, for lift-and-slide doors, and for front doors, I would only use aluminum. Plastic looks just as good in the first three or maybe even five years, even a professional admittedly only sees the difference with glasses. But after about fifteen years, the plastic frame profiles look slightly roughened, aluminum still looks factory-new after forty years.

Windows should match the architectural level of the house. I would find plastic here like plastic hubcaps on a Mercedes. It drives perfectly fine, no question. But it does have a touch of chipped nail polish on a designer dress.
 

Solveigh

2018-02-02 16:31:55
  • #2
Looks good, although I already liked your post #68 and s post #73 as well.

Also suffering from slope, I would reconsider one more thing: Is the light well of the office in the basement at the highest point of the terrain? Could the office be swapped with the technical/laundry room and the lighting of this room somehow managed via a wider driveway?
 

Baufie

2018-02-02 17:23:49
  • #3
May one know the [GU]?
 

Wickie

2018-02-03 07:00:34
  • #4
The surcharge for the aluminum windows also seems much too high to me! For large window areas or the sliding door, we chose wood-aluminum because I couldn’t live with such bulky plastic components. In my opinion, that also conflicts with a building like the one you are planning. The wooden door in particular looks very elegant and I think had a surcharge of less than 1000 EUR compared to plastic-aluminum (at 5m x 2.4m). In any case, I would choose aluminum for the exterior surfaces. In my apartment, there are 18-year-old white plastic windows. When I look at the exterior surfaces... I wouldn’t want to accept that in a new house anymore.
 

tomtom79

2018-02-03 10:42:05
  • #5
Very beautiful house! I consider the prices for the outdoor area to be far too low. With terrace, driveway, etc. starting at 50k+
 

11ant

2018-02-03 11:45:51
  • #6

In my apartment, they are probably similarly old, and it "bothers" me more on the inside that their surface feels rougher than new. I used to have aluminum at work, twice as old and with an unaged surface on both sides.
 

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