Cracks at the transition from wall to ceiling: Normal or defect (with pictures)?

Hello everyone,

our house is still under construction. The painters have already finished, so it won't take much longer.

We noticed the following:

At almost all transitions from wall to ceiling, fine cracks can be seen. This affects both the interior walls (drywall) and the exterior walls (sand-lime brick or concrete).

I wonder where this comes from. Is this normal and will it be repaired again before handover, or is this a defect? To my knowledge, [Trennfix] was used.

Can you help me?

Thank you very much!

No defects. You can have it repaired now, but in a few months it will be back again and the cracks will also be significantly larger.

I don’t know any new building without :)

It's completely normal, whether it's sand-lime brick or timber frame construction. This happens everywhere. It is said that after about two years you can start working there and close the cracks.

reworked once more before the handover

is there a defect here

Neither. Transitions between drywall/solid construction are never sealed, and the joints move. Sooner or later.
Since you haven’t had an acceptance inspection yet, just naively ask. I can well imagine that this can be professionally softened a bit on the fingers with Ayryl.
I’m surprised that it appears this early. For us it took 1-2 years, and that without cushioning woodchip wallpaper...

The painter I trust always uses construction adhesive. Holds 100 times better but also costs more. Acrylic is, in my eyes, rubbish..