Construction progress: Duplex with WU basement and developed attic

Thank you. Doesn't the tub always go into, I’ll call it layman’s terms, a styrofoam bed? Which also insulates at the same time. Anyway, in any case, the entire screed in 4 bathrooms has to be removed. Except for the tub issue, in the showers the under insulation wasn’t reduced, so the screed in the drain slope is too thin. And then there was actually the suggestion that you could add 2 cm more in the bathroom to achieve sufficient coverage!

The scaffolding is now also closed off. For general amusement, these signs are hanging there now. How embarrassing.

The scaffolding is now also closed off. For general amusement, these signs are hanging there now. How embarrassing.

I sincerely hope that the offers and correspondence, based on which a contractual relationship with you was established, were worded differently. Otherwise, you would really have to be assigned a significant share of the blame.

What are heating loops under the tub supposed to achieve? How is heat supposed to get through there? On the contrary, according to the expert, the weight of the tub could even crush the heating pipes. Besides, an electric heater is also planned. What do unnecessary heating loops have to do with building cheaply?

I assume that the heating loops were installed in the screed and the tub stands on the screed. In that case, installing heating loops there is correct and provides more heated surface, the heating engineer is right about that. Pipes installed in the screed cannot be crushed, the entire screed would have to be damaged beforehand.

Is the note on the scaffold written by you? I hope not....

Probably not...