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Checking the sun

Ang did some research today.
The goal was to know how much of the sun will heat up some of the areas in the house now when the roof is there. Here is the result:

Living- and Dining room at 14:00. It's still quite cool and the sun doesn't get in too much - Approved

Back deck at 15:00. Still some parts doesn't have direct sun. At 16:00 the temperature of the sun is low enough to not cause to much problems. We need to plant som bushes or trees but the result is acceptable - Approved.

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