Drywall with niche for mounting the shower enclosure

2022-03-01 12:10:15

Correct, but you are buying the house (and land) from the developer. If I had no knowledge of the matter, I would definitely get help to advise me on poor workmanship or defects in the construction work by the developer.

With your questions, you show that you have as little knowledge of building / the execution of the trades as the average homebuyer (or me). Therefore, again, my truly well-meaning advice: Get an external expert who supports you...

Or just buy in good faith and live with any defects that may exist and are not immediately visible to you at acceptance. I suspect that this option could cost you significantly more nerves and money in the long run. ;)

Absolutely correct in terms of content. I will do it that way too. The comment in advance (see above) was a bit grumpy and unprofessional in tone.

2022-03-03 00:21:02

That all looks flawless (but not finished yet). The greenish drywall panels will still be installed (on top of the gray ones as the upper cladding and on both sides of the partition wall as the only ones). The cutout will be covered on one side. When that is done, you will have no doubt about the stability anymore; you just saw it too early, as a layman.

2022-03-03 08:12:41

The greenish drywall panels will still be added (on the gray ones as the upper paneling

Do you think so? Then the joints wouldn’t have been filled and sanded.

2022-03-03 08:55:01

Do you think so? Then they wouldn't have filled and sanded the joints.

That is normal plastered adhesive. I assume that the upper part will still be done because of the slope. With us, the masons also only did the last row on such walls after the wall section had dried. Then you can set the last row better without accidentally shifting the wall.

2022-03-03 09:22:14

I mean the drywall sheets. I understood the 11ant now in such a way that they should still get a row in green.

2022-03-03 09:29:23

Right, the drywall sheets have already been filled. And grey has also been used in the shower. Not good. make sure that - if it really stays like this - the area is then fully sealed with liquid plastic up to the top, otherwise the gypsum will absorb water. In the long run, this is not good. Do you have a building expert at hand?

Drywall with niche for mounting the shower enclosure

Lux1108

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KingJulien

Myrna_Loy

KingJulien

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