Baumfachmann
2018-02-01 00:06:19
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And after a few years cracks appear oops the warranty has expired
Hm, and what is so terribly different in summer? Higher outside temperature and humidity. Especially in winter, the air is rather dry, so that should actually be more favorable. You have the moisture inside anyway. Where is my flaw in reasoning? we are also "building" in the N/ER/FÜ area. Except for a construction pit (with 10cm of water in it), nothing has happened so far. Construction started in week 46'17. Around us, building, masonry, and pouring are going on busily. I would rather think of a lack of will than a lack of ability. I've stopped getting upset about it; it doesn't speed things up. Let's put it this way: by Christmas 2018, we will probably both be sitting in the new house enjoying it, and these "start-up difficulties" will then only be faint memories and a nice anecdote [emoji6]If you get moisture from plaster and screed into the house in this weather and 99% humidity at 25 degrees room temperature, then mold is not far away.
Where is my flaw in reasoning?
we are also "building" in the N/ER/FÜ area. Apart from an excavation pit (with 10cm of water in it), nothing has happened so far. Construction start week 46‘17. All around, building, bricklaying and pouring are going on cheerfully. I would tend to think more of unwillingness than inability. I've stopped getting upset about it; that doesn’t make it go any faster. Let's put it this way: by Christmas 2018, we’ll both probably be sitting in the new house enjoying it, and those "starting difficulties" will just be faint memories and a nice anecdote [emoji6]