Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

Tiles all available according to the dealer during sampling...

Aerated concrete will be €15/cbm more expensive next year as of today - but according to the field service, it could also be less (gas price brake, falling gas price)

We also received our new windows without any problems. They were even finished more than a week earlier than stated (within 4 or 5 weeks).

Here is an update on the construction costs: Last week we ordered our garage door: Normstahl version with wide ribs "style", satin surface, 5000x2125 Price gross with installation: 2800€ I find the price very customer-friendly and fair :)

I also need 2 pcs. 2500x2250 & 6500x2250, where can I find your supplier? :)

It was. Since it was actually always clear that it had to be finished in 6, better 5 months, because we couldn’t live in the container over the winter (outdoor toilet and shower, kitchen only in the tent, sometimes the water in the coffee machine froze ;)). And then the problem with unavailable building materials started... But that’s all forgotten now, we enjoy the new house every day and know that we did everything right.

We’re facing the same situation soon, a few things came together, so we didn’t buy the originally intended plot after all. Therefore, we will build on our current plot and will have to move temporarily. Subletting seems difficult, at least there’s currently nothing suitable. So we’re currently considering putting a container on site. May I ask how exactly you did that? Did you buy or rent the container? For rental, I only find long periods of 2 years. Also, containers need a foundation, and I would prefer something that you can just put down and then dismantle again, but that probably doesn’t exist. Or do you perhaps know more about that? You would help us a lot if you have any tips. Thank you :)

We are facing the same soon, a few things came together so that we ultimately did not buy the originally intended plot of land.
Therefore, we will build on our current property and will have to relocate temporarily. Subletting seems to be difficult, at least there is currently nothing that would be suitable. So we are currently considering putting up a container. May I ask how exactly you did that? Did you buy or rent the container?
For renting, I only find long periods of 2 years.
Also, containers need a foundation, I would like something that you can simply place and then dismantle again, but that probably doesn't exist. Or do you perhaps know more about that?
You would help us a lot if you have a few tips. Thank you :)

We are facing the same soon, a few things came together so that we ultimately did not buy the originally targeted plot. Therefore, we will build on our current plot and will have to relocate temporarily. Subletting seems difficult, at least there is currently nothing that would be an option. So we are currently considering putting a container on site. May I ask how exactly you did it? Did you buy or rent the container? For rent I only find long periods of 2 years. Also, containers need a foundation, I would like something that you can just place and then dismantle again, but that probably doesn’t exist. Or do you perhaps know more about that? You would really help us if you have a few tips. Thank you :)

We had a completely normal office container. I bought it many years ago through classified ads, placed it on our plot, and clad it. Back then on a foundation made of curb stones. This time we had it moved on the plot because it was in the way of the house construction. This time, however, I only built a provisional foundation. Simple 30x30 paving slabs from the hardware store. Always 3 stacked, at the corner points of the container parking space and under the sides, in the middle on the narrow side, at 5 points along the long sides. The turf was cut out at the spots, the slabs were laid on the natural ground and leveled. It worked wonderfully and was also rock solid. And in spring we had it relocated to another plot, then simply removed the stones, leveled the earth, sowed grass, and you can’t see any trace of it anymore. Before that, we had a sturdy 4 x 4 m party tent as a kitchen. The whole set-up was next to a garage, which served as storage. And in the space between the garage and container there was a shower and toilet. We had that somewhat covered with a few sheets of metal.