Door DIN left or right – are both possible?

Then let him open the door into the hallway, when do you ever have to go directly from the bedroom to the kitchen ...

Thank you for the answer. The so-called bedroom is unfortunately used as the dining room for visits and celebrations.

It is not your property. The landlord can have it done this way. We all know that this is not sensible. That it would be better the other way around as well. And that he does not give in because of such a fuss is even more stupid. But not everyone is good at admitting mistakes. It just turned out really badly. But legally there is no basis for it.

Thank you for your reply! Then I will probably have to give in, since using it is important to me, and finance this door myself. At least your assessment helped me.

It's not your property. The landlord can have it done like that. It's clear to all of us that it's not sensible. It's also clear that it would be better the other way around. And that he won't give in because of such a fuss is even more stupid. But not everyone is good at admitting mistakes. It just really turned out badly. But legally, there's no basis for that.

No, that's not what this is about in my opinion. The landlord has certainly recognized the mistake, but why should he correct it at his own expense, i.e., pay money?

The tenant is already about to correct this problem on his own? And if not, the tenant has to live with it, not the landlord. The tenant has apparently made it clear that he will take the apartment even with this flaw...

Important info: Value increases of the apartment, financed by the tenant, may be offset by the landlord with a rent increase.

I would leave them out completely, remove them and store them in the basement. Maybe an idea for you as well?

No, that’s not what this is about in my opinion. The landlord has certainly recognized the mistake, but why should he correct it at his own expense, i.e., pay money?

So that he has a satisfied tenant who feels valued, which then leads to a better relationship between the parties involved that ultimately benefits the landlord. I mentioned this above...

The tenant is already about to fix this problem on his own? And if not, the tenant has to live with it, not the landlord. The tenant has apparently already made it clear that he will take the place despite this flaw... Important info: Value increases of the apartment that the tenant finances can be offset by the landlord with a rent increase.

Before I let a tenant mess with the doors, I have it done professionally (or do it myself). Always this opposition, it really makes me sick. Just like in business, with such things I prefer an equal partnership where in the end a win-win situation arises. Both feel comfortable and no one feels like a loser (okay, I know life is not a pony farm. But it’s worth trying).

I think the carpenter had a special offer for the door as it was (stock item) and the landlord then took it. He categorically refused all additional costs without further thought. Unfortunately, there are always such people... I also believe that people would be much more relaxed if they rode a pony every day.