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Project for a narrow plot - Horobyna 6 (89 м²)

House project for a narrow plot. Three bedrooms:
  • Total area:89 м²
  • House dimensions:6.8 м х 8.7 м
CONSTRUCTION:
  • Foundations:Tape monolith reinforced concrete
  • Exterior Walls:Aerated concrete block 375 mm
  • Overlaps:Wooden joist
  • Roof:Pitched
  • Roofing:Metal tiles
Project for a narrow plot of 89m2 Horobyna 6
Project price:
609
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NameSq.m
1Hallway 3.2
2Pantry 2.3
3Half-bathroom 3.8
4Bedroom 8.3
5Corridor 3.2
6Pantry 3.4
7Dining-room 19.3
8Staircase 4.8
Total floor area48,3
NameSq.m
1Corridor 3.1
2Bedroom 19.1
3Bedroom 12.2
4Half-bathroom 6.6
Total floor area41
Input data and construction description
Parameter data
Foundations Tape monolith reinforced concrete
Walls Aerated concrete block 375 mm
Roofing Metal tiles
Number of floors 2
Second floor configuration full
First floor floor On the ground
Ground floor height 2.1 м
Height of the second floor 2.1 м
Overlap of the first floor Wooden joist

The plan of the first floor of the two-story house includes a bedroom, a bathroom, a hallway and a spacious kitchen-living room with access to the terrace. Heating is provided by a heat pump or an electric boiler located under the stairs, and backup heating - a stove/fireplace in the living room. If necessary, a double-circuit gas boiler can be installed in the kitchen. The layout of this house combines the convenience of a bedroom on the first floor with a modern open kitchen-living room and the possibility of relaxing on the terrace.

The second floor contains a corridor, two bedrooms and a bathroom. The large bedroom is for the owners of the house. The smaller one is for the children. The bathroom has a bathtub, toilet and washbasin.

The foundation is strip.

The load-bearing external walls made of aerated concrete blocks are a support for two transverse steel beams that support the beams of the wooden floor. In addition to the walls, each of the transverse beams rests on two steel columns. A hatch is provided in the corridor of the second floor to enter the attic.

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