ᐅ Building Class 1 – What is the maximum allowable height overall? Thank you.
Created on: 3 Nov 2018 15:36
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Tim Müller
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Could it be that mobile users don’t see this? The original poster wrote in the question box: “Question / concern: For building class one, how tall can the house be? Does it depend on different roof types? I would appreciate experienced, detailed help on how, what, when, and exactly where”
Note: the crucial hint is probably: “Location: OE” (which likely means Austria, not Olpe).
From my understanding (without a manual and even without a high school diploma, just by reading), he wants to know,
a) up to which building height a house falls under building class 1 (likely defined differently than the building class 1 in Germany); and
b) whether a flat or pitched roof matters significantly. That is: whether building height / eaves height / ridge height / (average) wall height
(possibly in relation to each other) are relevant dimensions.
https://www.instagram.com/11antgmxde/
https://www.linkedin.com/company/bauen-jetzt/
Note: the crucial hint is probably: “Location: OE” (which likely means Austria, not Olpe).
From my understanding (without a manual and even without a high school diploma, just by reading), he wants to know,
a) up to which building height a house falls under building class 1 (likely defined differently than the building class 1 in Germany); and
b) whether a flat or pitched roof matters significantly. That is: whether building height / eaves height / ridge height / (average) wall height
(possibly in relation to each other) are relevant dimensions.
https://www.instagram.com/11antgmxde/
https://www.linkedin.com/company/bauen-jetzt/
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HilfeHilfe4 Nov 2018 06:5611ant schrieb:
Could it be that mobile users don’t see this? – The original poster wrote in the question box: "Question / Concern: For building class one, how tall is the house allowed to be? Does it depend on different roof types? Requesting experienced, detailed help on what, how, when, where exactly"
Note: the crucial hint seems to be: "Location: OE" (which likely means Austria, not Olpe).
My understanding (without a manual and even without a high school diploma, just by reading) is that he wants to know,
a) up to which building height a house is classified as Building Class 1 (probably defined differently than Building Class 1 in Germany); and
b) whether a flat or pitched roof makes a significant difference. In other words, whether building height / eaves height / ridge height / (average) wall height
(possibly competing measurements) are relevant factors.No ideaT
Tim Müller4 Nov 2018 18:5811ant schrieb:
Could it be that mobile users don’t see this? – The original poster wrote in the question box: "Question / Concern: For building class one, how tall can the house be? Does the type of roof make a difference? Please provide experienced, detailed help on what, how, when and where exactly."
Note: the key information is probably: "Construction location: OE" (which likely means Austria, not Olpe).
My understanding (without a manual and even without a high school diploma, just by reading) is that he wants to know,
a) up to which building height a house falls under building class 1 (probably defined differently than building class 1 in Germany); and
b) whether a flat roof or a pitched roof has a significant impact. In other words, whether building height / eaves height / ridge height / (average) wall height
(possibly in relation to each other) are relevant dimensions.