The main difference between a garden / country house and a residential house is in the very purpose of the building. The residential building is used for permanent residence, and dacha – for temporary. Many apartment owners prefer to have their own summer cottage for seasonal living on it.. What are the requirements for a residential building??
First of all, communications must be connected in the house., namely:
- electricity;
- gas;
- water;
- sewerage;
- heating.
If you have a garden / country house, it is enough to have:
- water from a well or well;
- cesspool, septic tank or toilet on the street;
- Summer shower;
- power supply.
And do not forget about building codes as well., which apply to residential buildings. Compliance with the requirements of clause 2.9 DBN B.2.2-15 “Dwelling houses. Basic Provisions “In terms of the height of living quarters (not less 2,5 meters)”.
No deformation, which can lead to the loss of the bearing capacity of structures and the destruction of the house, for assessing the mechanical resistance and durability of supporting structures using simplified methods for structures of the category In accordance with DBN B.1.2-6 “Basic requirements for buildings and structures. Mechanical resistance and durability”.