Error during concreting of the prefabricated basement - consequences? Experiences?

  • Erstellt am 2023-08-18 14:18:36

k-man2021

2023-08-18 21:00:00
  • #1
If you had a building surveyor on site, he should be able to answer all your questions. If not, I would immediately consult a sworn expert. That sounds like a bigger problem to me that I probably would not accept.
 

11ant

2023-08-19 13:01:02
  • #2


That someone is grateful that such nonsense can even happen in the presence of an expert, we have not seen here either. If you didn’t commission and authorize the expert to stop wrong things if necessary before they become final, then at least the following further procedure would have been appropriate: namely that he immediately prepares a qualified notification of defects for you, with which you then run to the lawyer [U].

Your story reminds me of a joke about the local Kölsch humor figures Tünnes and Schäl: Tünnes put a pot of milk on the stove and had to leave briefly. He told Schäl to watch carefully when the milk boils (he of course meant to turn off the stove then). When he returned, the milk had boiled over and Schäl proudly reported that he had watched closely as instructed; it happened exactly at ten o’clock.



Doesn’t matter, the workers are obviously not exactly sound either, so it fits (at least together). A foreman who goes on vacation with no replacement and a team that mistakes battens for pressure-proof sealing lips: that sounds to me not like a "renowned," but rather a "notorious" cellar builder.


I am just imagining having forgotten the bulletproof version on the Chancellor’s A8 and now generously offering him instead a metallic paint job at no extra cost. Please tell me you don’t seriously believe that you might now get something possibly even more valuable???

Your cellar is junk. Have it removed and replaced by a properly built one. Hopefully the "renowned" cellar builder has enough money to cover all consequential delays!!!

If a cellar has to be executed as a "white tank," there are reasons for this, and a coating is nowhere near sufficient to substitute it. What kind of idiot must the expert be if he does not at least unambiguously say this to you unsolicited? - I can’t believe it!

 

Allthewayup

2023-08-19 20:29:41
  • #3
Which water exposure class does the soil report indicate? What exactly is contractually owed regarding the basement? Please provide precise details on this. What are you actually paying your expert for?
 

Harakiri

2023-08-21 16:19:31
  • #4
Tightness is one thing, but concrete voids / gravel nests also affect many other wall properties up to the structural integrity.

To my knowledge, there are now several methods to detect even small voids (ultrasound, radar) – your supplier should commission such an investigation and prove that everything is okay or within defined tolerances.

Has anyone checked the reinforcement (especially the base slab)? If the experts make such mistakes, are you sure that they have read the reinforcement plans correctly?
 

hanse987

2023-08-21 18:54:54
  • #5


In addition to the reinforcement. Has a specialist carried out the grounding? Measurement protocol? Photo documentation?
 

11ant

2023-08-21 18:57:46
  • #6

I suspect, rather a flat force - with flat irons procured specifically for it *LOL*
 

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