Bauhaus concrete villa with core insulation - experiences

Simple, affordable, pragmatic, and beautiful. Often, creative thinking counts. (You can't say "quer" anymore, it has been hijacked. Maybe "lateral," "transvers," or "diagonal" still work, none of which sound as nice. A pity for the language.)

Often creative thinking counts. (You can no longer say "quer," that has been hijacked. Maybe "lateral," "transvers," or "diagonal" still work, none of which are very nice. A pity for the language.)

No. The language belongs to the whole people and not to the tin foil hats / anti-vaxxers / Reich citizens and/or re-labellers of brown as blue (from whom I am still waiting to see TUI and Nike give a slap on the wrist for stealing the checkmark). The interpretive authority of the word "quer" should not be left to the same idiots ;-)

@Rick: Thanks for showing, I've never seen it like that before - great! We sank ours, it was an effort beyond compare... looks great now but it was constant nervousness whether everyone was working precisely enough.

Without knowing how Rick solved it, we used the system from minileiste from Austria, which is really mini in look

Maybe you can show a photo of it sometime.

I'll contribute something as well: White baseboard for the oak floors


Tiled floors: Baseboards were made from the offcuts here.

I haven't read along in this thread for a long time. I just read your post from yesterday about the snow. I have a buddy who had an underfloor heating system installed outside to deal with snow. We maybe get snow here once a year. It might be more worth it for you. I also see the necessary cash as available here ;)