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how much floor slope can you have without noticing it?
In order to get a bit more door height in my planned extension I'd
like to put a small downward slope on the floor. The floor is 4 metres long. How much slope can you put on a floor without people noticing it. My guess is about 0.5 % (5mm in a metre). Does anyone know what is the maximum slope that is not noticable? thanks, Robert |
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