ᐅ Fully extended to the ridge height (4.18 m) or with a suspended ceiling (height ??)
Created on: 5 Feb 2016 17:17
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jx7
Hello everyone!
We are building a two-story house with a gable roof with a 25-degree pitch:
Plans: Architect (Ingelheim)
Would you leave the gable completely open? This would result in a ceiling height of 4.18 m (13.7 ft) in the center of the house up to the bottom edge of the ridge beam.
Or would you install a ceiling? If so, at what height?
Do any of you have a similar attic roof and can share your experiences?
Best regards
jx7
We are building a two-story house with a gable roof with a 25-degree pitch:
Plans: Architect (Ingelheim)
Would you leave the gable completely open? This would result in a ceiling height of 4.18 m (13.7 ft) in the center of the house up to the bottom edge of the ridge beam.
Or would you install a ceiling? If so, at what height?
Do any of you have a similar attic roof and can share your experiences?
Best regards
jx7
Bierbrauer8414 Jun 2017 14:08We will have a roof pitch of 20 degrees and will also leave it open.
In the attic, we want to expose the collar ties of the roof structure as a visible feature, but only in the hallway.
A picture is worth a thousand words
In the attic, we want to expose the collar ties of the roof structure as a visible feature, but only in the hallway.
A picture is worth a thousand words
I don’t have a good photo showing a room including the ceiling at the moment. But looking up in the hallway shows our ceiling:
And a picture of the bathroom:
We’re glad we left the attic open, even though we have a 35° roof pitch and a ridge beam 3.6m (12 feet) high. It really makes the rooms feel much larger.
And a picture of the bathroom:
We’re glad we left the attic open, even though we have a 35° roof pitch and a ridge beam 3.6m (12 feet) high. It really makes the rooms feel much larger.
I prefer high ceilings as well.
In my case, I completely removed the second floor in half of the house. Now, from the floor up to the ridge, it’s about 4.5 meters (15 feet). This area will be used as the living and dining rooms. The kitchen is below, with a ceiling again. Upstairs there will be a gallery.
In my case, I completely removed the second floor in half of the house. Now, from the floor up to the ridge, it’s about 4.5 meters (15 feet). This area will be used as the living and dining rooms. The kitchen is below, with a ceiling again. Upstairs there will be a gallery.
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Kathrin16063 Apr 2020 12:31Hello everyone
I would be very grateful for photos of an open roof ridge. Our house plan also includes a knee wall at 2.40 meters (7 ft 10 in) and a height on the upper floor of 4.20 meters (13 ft 9 in) up to the roof ridge. In addition, there is an open space in the stairwell of about 7 meters (23 ft). I’m concerned that this might all be too high.
I would be very grateful for photos of an open roof ridge. Our house plan also includes a knee wall at 2.40 meters (7 ft 10 in) and a height on the upper floor of 4.20 meters (13 ft 9 in) up to the roof ridge. In addition, there is an open space in the stairwell of about 7 meters (23 ft). I’m concerned that this might all be too high.
Kathrin1606 schrieb:
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