DReffects
2017-05-08 17:24:36
- #1
Hello forum community,
unfortunately, during the inspection of the electrical installation, we had to observe that almost all windows have mechanical damage in the form of scratches and abrasions on both the inside at the plastic and the aluminum cladding on the outside.
The construction company has unfortunately already removed the protective film on the inside - probably even before installation. On some window sills, it looks as if the window was resting on the raw brick. On one window, there are two drillings in the frame that were started in the wrong place.
From various Google searches, I already know that "minor scratches" are probably not a reason for complaint. On the other hand, I have to say that with a new build, I can certainly expect new goods, right?
Is there a certain guideline regarding the scratches? We noticed the scratches despite dust and dirt in the shell construction...
Thanks & regards,
Daniel
unfortunately, during the inspection of the electrical installation, we had to observe that almost all windows have mechanical damage in the form of scratches and abrasions on both the inside at the plastic and the aluminum cladding on the outside.
The construction company has unfortunately already removed the protective film on the inside - probably even before installation. On some window sills, it looks as if the window was resting on the raw brick. On one window, there are two drillings in the frame that were started in the wrong place.
From various Google searches, I already know that "minor scratches" are probably not a reason for complaint. On the other hand, I have to say that with a new build, I can certainly expect new goods, right?
Is there a certain guideline regarding the scratches? We noticed the scratches despite dust and dirt in the shell construction...
Thanks & regards,
Daniel