Build a Rörvikshus KfW 55 Swedish house as a semi-detached house

But the post also reveals an unfulfilled expectation that may not have even been promised. Well, Rörvik, Eksjö, and others sell the Swedish dream. But everyone who buys that should know that Sweden does not care about our energy saving regulations and our KFW loans. That Swedes live and build more simply. That, for example, PVC gutters and outward-opening pine wood windows are normal. But all that is not cheap, Sweden is a high-wage country. Higher than us. And building a house is, after all, labor-intensive. Who, please, promises the customer to pass the blower door test? Either I am too blind or none of the Swedish providers do that. Karsten

That is indeed correct. On Rörvikshus's homepage, there is an information field KfW Darlehen. This, of course, falsely suggests a corresponding quality standard. In fact, according to the contract, Rörvikshus only owes a building structure without any quality specifications. The windows and doors were so leaky during the blower door test that the air flows were even audible.