merlin83
2016-04-10 00:13:52
- #1
Are Keraben tiles any good?
Budget comparison experiences
- Erstellt am 2016-04-09 14:33:07
tomtom79
2016-04-10 00:18:51
- #2
We have planned about 20k
With that, we have an upgrade of the doors to solid painted wood. About 100 euros extra.
Entire ground floor tiled with Villeroy & Boch about 2k more
Somfy for electric shutters. About 320 per window.
Design air outlets in the ceiling about 800 euros.
Window sill outside in anthracite granite about 34 euros per linear meter.
Bathroom walls tiled high in 70x25 tiles. With black tile mirrors for decoration. About 400 euros extra per bathroom.
Very large bathtub 140x180 and slightly trapezoidal or corner-shaped. About 1400 extra.
Other things like e.g. 3.8m large terrace door or fireplace and level-access shower, we already negotiated before signing.
Actually, with upgrades, only the wallet gets emptied in the end.
With that, we have an upgrade of the doors to solid painted wood. About 100 euros extra.
Entire ground floor tiled with Villeroy & Boch about 2k more
Somfy for electric shutters. About 320 per window.
Design air outlets in the ceiling about 800 euros.
Window sill outside in anthracite granite about 34 euros per linear meter.
Bathroom walls tiled high in 70x25 tiles. With black tile mirrors for decoration. About 400 euros extra per bathroom.
Very large bathtub 140x180 and slightly trapezoidal or corner-shaped. About 1400 extra.
Other things like e.g. 3.8m large terrace door or fireplace and level-access shower, we already negotiated before signing.
Actually, with upgrades, only the wallet gets emptied in the end.
Bieber0815
2016-04-10 23:37:12
- #3
How can one imagine that? (Photos, manufacturer, product name?) We are now at about 25,000 euros extra... It adds up. But what do you do with such a status update?Design air outlets in the ceiling
Payday
2016-04-11 13:47:05
- #4
we have spent as follows:
included directly in the house price were: electric shutters for all windows, chimney, ventilation system, triple glazing U 0.9, etc...
extras:
- windows + front door €6000 (reasonable front door with all the bells and whistles like fingerprint), windows changed from electric to radio-controlled (partially), all windows from U0.9 to 0.7, ground floor windows with more mushroom locks
- electrical extras: €4000 for more sockets, LAN, switches, light outlets, TV cable
- stairs €1500: painted corpus element, rest stained (was included in the price), larger posts and roughened tread surface
- tiles, bathroom €3000 (larger bathtub, rimless toilet, larger shower tray (100x100), surcharge tiles)
- entrance platform €2000 for granite slab
- fireplace €4000 including dibt
included directly in the house price were: electric shutters for all windows, chimney, ventilation system, triple glazing U 0.9, etc...
extras:
- windows + front door €6000 (reasonable front door with all the bells and whistles like fingerprint), windows changed from electric to radio-controlled (partially), all windows from U0.9 to 0.7, ground floor windows with more mushroom locks
- electrical extras: €4000 for more sockets, LAN, switches, light outlets, TV cable
- stairs €1500: painted corpus element, rest stained (was included in the price), larger posts and roughened tread surface
- tiles, bathroom €3000 (larger bathtub, rimless toilet, larger shower tray (100x100), surcharge tiles)
- entrance platform €2000 for granite slab
- fireplace €4000 including dibt
tomtom79
2016-04-11 20:16:16
- #5
How can one imagine that? (Photos, manufacturer, product name?)
We are now at about 25,000 euros extra... It adds up. But what do you do with such a water level report?
No information about the manufacturer received!
Maybe the forum knows them. Definitely better than the round ones found in every public toilet
There are small filters in the cassette that can be replaced.
T21150
2016-04-11 20:41:56
- #6
We planned about 20k
We had planned 14.7.
With everything, it then ended up around 18k.
All bathrooms. All fixtures. All tiles. All floor coverings. All interior doors. Everything with surplus and laying materials. A few extras here and there. Small things. It's okay. We tiled the shower areas up to the ceiling. Otherwise, also a bit higher than what is usually done today, because I am an old guy and actually know fully tiled bathrooms. In the main bathroom upstairs, also fully tiled up to the ceiling on the inner wall. What I see in the neighborhood (6 tiles around the toilet and 8 around the shower) - no. That's laughable. The 18k also includes the TV in the bathroom.
More expensive was also a large washbasin in the main bathroom. A rain shower. A very large faucet in the bathroom and this cool thermo faucet in the main shower. I also still need such a device in the other shower. Super. That thing.