Smarti99
2022-07-06 19:12:17
- #1
It is quite possible that he can't do anything with the euros and we don't want to pay in rubles
Construction costs are currently skyrocketing
- Erstellt am 2021-04-23 10:46:58
fromthisplace
2022-07-06 19:24:38
- #2
The problem is not the manufacturers, but the general contractors who did not have long-term fixed suppliers but always looked for the cheapest option. They are now at the very end of the line because regular customers are supplied first. Is that really true? Our roofer ordered the tiles from his long-term business partner, who in turn ordered directly from Creaton....
I received this information as well regarding bricks at the beginning of our shell construction in February.
Today, our flat roof was completely sealed, and on Friday the photovoltaic system will be installed. We ordered our windows in mid-March. Delivery date unknown.
SumsumBiene
2022-07-06 19:49:40
- #3
Diesel was at 2.069 euros/liter this morning and then dropped by 18 cents 30 minutes later.
At the start of the war, I filled the tank for 1.76€. Since then, the diesel price was just under 2€ for exactly two days...on the day of the reduction. Everything below 2.10€ is already "cheap."
Myrna_Loy
2022-07-06 20:20:20
- #4
I filled up with diesel at 1.87 today. The regional differences are quite interesting.
hauskauf1987
2022-07-06 20:38:59
- #5
Our shell construction is underway, a nice local shell construction company with proper Peri formwork
guckuck2
2022-07-06 21:33:03
- #6
The Isar Pravda reports that Habeck has been defeated within the coalition regarding insulation standards for new buildings.
“Habeck currently proposes in his draft law to require better insulation according to the so-called Efficiency House 55 standard starting next year. However, this regulation is now to be overturned at the request of the FDP during the parliamentary process, with the traffic light parties planning to submit an amendment to the Bundestag on Thursday. Accordingly, the previous insulation regulations from 2009 would remain in place. The draft law is scheduled to be passed on the same day according to the agenda.”
According to the SPD and FDP, this would prevent construction costs from rising too sharply.
If building with ETICS, the discussion is ridiculous. It basically concerns 2 cm more or less insulation on the wall.
Such a tightening, however, is slowly turning the tap off for monolithic construction. KFW 55 is still manageable, but after tightening, there's always more tightening and at KFW 40, the air gets thin for Poroton and aerated concrete. Thick wall constructions are the result and it also becomes significantly more expensive compared to ETICS.