Calculated construction costs incomprehensibly high

  • Erstellt am 2016-12-15 10:07:27

Peanuts74

2016-12-22 07:45:39
  • #1


How high is the house supposed to be???
With 2 full floors, I estimate 10 x 10 m is easily enough to get 75 m² per floor. Typically, one floor needs about!!! 3 m height including intermediate ceiling and floor construction etc.
Below that, say about 50 cm for the base slab and insulation etc., and max. 1 m on top for insulation and roof... Then I would come to about 750 m³ !?!
If the architect calculates by enclosed volume, I would ask to see the plans...
Are walls included in the drywall? For us, the labor cost for drywall on the attic ceiling with a pitched roof!!! was about 2,000.- plus materials, which probably should max. be around 1,000.-...
 

Peanuts74

2016-12-22 08:04:31
  • #2


But that especially applies if you buy everything from the plumbing guy! We paid around 6000.- for a double washbasin 130cm plus matching base cabinet with 4 drawers and mirror cabinet, toilet (all Villeroy & Boch Subway 2.0), hexagonal bathtub (steel), Aco shower channel, Villeroy & Boch Raindance, towel radiator and glass enclosure together when buying online... You can save a lot here, especially if you have several bathrooms. The same applies to the tiles. Our desired tiles would have cost at least 80.-/m² at any tiler, online just under 50.- Electrical work the same and so on and so forth...
 

Peanuts74

2016-12-22 08:06:42
  • #3


Depending on the case, the cabinet is almost more expensive than the washbasin. As I said, we have the Subway 2.0 in 130cm, which I think cost about 450.-, the matching vanity cabinet about 800.- (although we were lucky here that someone was selling a new one on Ebay for about 500)
 

nautilus

2016-12-22 21:47:55
  • #4
We went to the architect again today, and he said that his cost estimate is very generous. Realistically, we will pay about fifty thousand less. We will receive the exact figures after the tender. We were able to breathe a little easier.
 

tomtom79

2016-12-22 21:51:57
  • #5
and if it is signed and in the end it still costs that much, what then?
 

Caspar2020

2016-12-22 22:17:31
  • #6


I don't understand that in this context. Did the architect estimate too generously? Or the builder?
 

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