Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

Let's see, it should start tomorrow...

What is the cost of installing a CPL interior door? Without glass cutout, etc.
Does anything need to be considered with central ventilation?

Is there anything to consider with central ventilation?

Install filters in the supply and exhaust air, then the enthalpy exchanger stays clean longer. There are also filters for the exhaust air openings, which keep your exhaust air pipes clean as well. However, they need to be replaced regularly.

Install filters in the supply and exhaust air, then the enthalpy exchanger stays clean longer. There are also filters for the exhaust air openings, so your exhaust air ducts stay clean as well. However, they need to be replaced regularly.

I think there are G4 and G7 in the system itself?

And for the door installation?

I would ask what the timeframe is until they are finished. With us, they taped all the over 3-4 weeks ago.

Similar with us, it took forever. If possible, I would have the plastering done before moving in. Then I cut slots into some windows after the base plaster because there is at least a 2-week break between base and top plaster. And then a few more days before painting. If in doubt, the plasterers can just roughly stick a foil over the slot.

Similar here, it dragged on forever. If possible, I would have the plaster done before moving in. I then cut slots into some windows after the base plaster, because there's at least a 2-week break between base and top plaster. And then a few more days before painting. In case of doubt, the plasterers can just roughly tape a foil over the slot

I'm just curious how it will continue, because now we're heading into cold outside temperatures and if it doesn't progress, it will eventually get annoying. I really don't want to sit here over Christmas with taped windows and partly closed shutters. If necessary, I'll just take them down, they can complain if they want. No one told me before that it would drag on for months. Especially since we also have some kind of heavy-duty cable hanging out of the basement window for the machine and I therefore can't close it. But it's inside our thermal envelope, and if it gets cold now, I'll just be heating out the window. Or currently, the basement is "cold," but that can't go on much longer because a fabric shelf already got moldy there. Not cool. I'll probably have to annoy our site manager about it again when I see him.

You can close the window as far as possible and plug the rest with a piece of foam or an old blanket. It's not perfect, but it takes away most of it. I once made something out of a few boards to get electricity into the garden shed without having to keep my window open all the time.