No, mostly not. Plaster + screed leave some space. Door only at the very end and it is slightly reworked.
In my case it was an exception because there was a misunderstanding with the contractor. Normally they would also be in before the interior and exterior plaster.
No, we responded individually to the OP's question, explicitly about the front door. You have generalized.You are speaking generally about "doors" ;) .
I personally find it bad. It’s like buying a new car that’s completely scratched. Personally, I wouldn’t accept that.So I’m giving an all-clear regarding the window sills.. we have been living with such "cracks" for 5 years. I have noticed them, but never to the extent that I would have had them replaced. You really have to look closely to see the cracks. The sills are also stable and don’t seem “brittle.” A board (photo) sits on the half-high room divider and the kids are constantly climbing on it.. absolutely no problem.
Just took some photos..
We had these cracks in about half of our window sills as well. We took photos of them and sent them to the site manager, who then arranged for replacements. That went quite quickly and without problems. Of course, at first there was always someone saying "Hmm, hmm, that's how it is." ;-) But it is not like that and that was accepted then.We were at our construction site for the first time again today after our vacation. In the meantime, the inner window sills have been installed. We were shocked by the many cracks.... Of course, it is a natural product, but it really doesn't look nice. Is that normal and do you have to accept it?