Construction requirements

A FlyingSpace is a fully-functioning building and as such is subject to local building regulations. You need a plot, empty or with an existing building on it, and enough space. This means that the minimum limit distances to the neighbours’ plots must be adhered to. You can find out from your local authority whether a land-use plan exists. This plan defines in what manner and to what extent a plot and the building standing on it can be used, whether there are energetic specifications for the building area, the maximum building height and sometimes also what the roof must look like. Perhaps you have already thought about what you want to achieve with your FlyingSpace? A consultation with your local Schwörer construction advisor will soon clarify just what is feasible. Our construction advisers work with local architects who can, if necessary, submit a preliminary building query.

Connections

The FlyingSpace is supplied with prepared fresh water and sewage water connections. Electrical and telephone connections are also prepared. The lines for the connection to the public utility services, both supply and disposal, must be installed before supply. An application to the local/municipal supplier must be made for this purpose.

Foundation

A soil survey indicates whether point foundations are sufficient – as a rule, 10 pieces during one dimension for a length of 14.50 metres – in rare cases it may be necessary to use strip foundations or a floor slab for the foundation.

Point or strip foundations

Floor slab

Basement

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