Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

Solid wood stringer staircase mortised in natural beech
clear lacquered 1/2 turn
Stair height up to 300.00 cm, incl. measurement,
Posts: (80x80 mm smooth).
Baluster rods: (round 22 mm, smooth)
Handrail: (85x44 mm)

16.00 pcs. risers matching the staircase (closed staircase)
2.80 lm additional stair railing on the outside of the 1st flight
matching the staircase
1.30 lm parapet railing matching the staircase
1.30 lm ceiling hole cover matching the staircase

1.00 set surcharge for the execution of the staircase in ash
instead of natural beech
980.00 €

Surcharge for surface treatment in colored oiled,
tread steps and handrail painted gray
375.00 €

1.00 set assembly of the above staircase, incl. fastening material 460.00 € 460.00 €


Total amount 6,164.20 €

Offer from 2020 Execution in 01/2022, no price adjustment over time


Photos here:
https://www.hausbau-forum.de/threads/lage-stadtvilla-oder-efh-auf-500-m2-Grundstück-rechteck.33505/post-559668

We will choose lime plaster without fleece and only have the ceilings painted.

Our Knauf red lime plaster has just been finished. What has the community used to paint their (red) lime plaster? Since we have had good experiences with Brillux and would also get a discount here, I am leaning towards Profisil 1906 or Kalisil 1909 (the latter has wet abrasion resistance class 1 and is a "Sol" silicate paint) or does it have to be the original from Knauf?

Structural timber, for the non-visible area, planed and chamfered, delivered: 460€ - 495€

Glued laminated timber, spruce, delivered: 670€

Prices per m³ and net.

So much for the cheap heat pump :) Thank God that doesn't apply to us, since we are finally in the new house!

What is this post trying to tell us, even if it doesn't belong to the construction costs and is completely wrong here? In your new building, is the neighbor now paying your "electricity bill"?

What is this post supposed to tell us, even if it does not belong to the construction costs and is completely wrong here? In your new building, is the neighbor now paying your "electricity bill"?

costs in general. Not wrong. But no problem ;) we have local heating/biogas in the new build from the farmers in the village network.

What is this post trying to tell us, even if it does not belong to the construction costs and is completely wrong here?

How often were your posts irrelevant? Just reflect on yourself for once.