Steel frame house 176-109

This steel frame house with 4 bedrooms is optimized to the maximum usable space in a relatively small area, with a modern layout. On the ground floor, we notice the spacious living room that includes the kitchen with a dining area, one bedroom, and 2 storage spaces - one of which is located under the staircase. The upper floor plan has 3 bedrooms, a bathroom, and another storage space. The two storey house project can be placed on plots with a minimum width of 14.16 meters. We recommend this construction for families of up to 5 members.

Total area (sqm): 176.32
House footprint (sqm): 156.56
Usable area (sqm): 123.02
Terraces and balconies area (sqm): 19.76
Footprint (lm): 14.70 x 8.25
Building height (nr.): 2-story
Ground floor area (sqm): 75.23
Uncovered terraces on the ground floor (sqm): 19.76
1st floor area (sqm): 81.33

Once the house is completed and the family moves into the new residence, it is essential to conduct inspections and regular maintenance to ensure that the property remains in optimal condition and that the lifespan of its components is extended. This practice not only helps prevent deterioration and major issues in the future but can also reduce long-term maintenance and repair costs.
Periodic inspections should include checking the roof for any leaks or damage, inspecting the plumbing system and fixtures for leaks or blockages, examining the electrical system for any issues or exposed wires, and checking the heating and cooling system for proper operation and efficiency.
Additionally, it is important to pay attention to the regular maintenance of various components of the house. This may include cleaning and maintaining the heating and cooling system, checking and regularly replacing air filters, periodically cleaning and sealing windows and doors to ensure proper insulation, and regularly cleaning the pipes and drainage system to prevent blockages and leaks.