Muc1985
2019-07-17 07:29:32
- #1
Congratulations and continued success.
Best regards
Best regards
Floor plan design for a two-family house on a slope
- Erstellt am 2017-05-16 14:23:17
sichtbeton82
2019-07-17 09:03:00
- #2
Not shifted that far. They were supposed to come today. But now not until next Monday. However, on Friday the mobile crane company will come first to check if the windows can even be lifted over the house. If not possible, we have a plan B. I finally want to have the windows installed so that the screed can be done.
haydee
2019-07-17 09:05:44
- #3
Then keep your fingers crossed on Friday
sichtbeton82
2019-07-19 07:44:28
- #4
The multi-utility house connection is now also being done in the public area. The water is definitely frost-free. 3m under the asphalt. That’s what happens when the street is raised afterwards. Otherwise, not much new except mixing, mixing, mixing. At least we are getting nicely tanned and are together in the fresh air.
rick2018
2019-07-19 08:38:22
- #5
Glad to see how it is taking more and more shape. Try to enjoy this special time with the family despite the effort and stress. It is priceless and brings you closer together.
sichtbeton82
2019-07-24 23:08:43
- #6
Hooray, the windows are in!
... but the wrong ones. Well, until now, everything was going too well. Now there had to be a turning point.
We installed three in the extreme heat (well, we as helpers), but then we realized that something was wrong. The windows fit perfectly in the rough construction opening, but not with the floor construction. The sliding doors (basement three, ground floor two (middle fixed glazing), top floor two (middle balcony door)) have a threshold that is 5 cm above the finished floor level. However, we wanted threshold-free. The base of the window that disappears into the screed is therefore 5 cm too high, the passage heights 5 cm too low. This whole thing could now lead to a construction stop of 8 weeks.
... but the wrong ones. Well, until now, everything was going too well. Now there had to be a turning point.
We installed three in the extreme heat (well, we as helpers), but then we realized that something was wrong. The windows fit perfectly in the rough construction opening, but not with the floor construction. The sliding doors (basement three, ground floor two (middle fixed glazing), top floor two (middle balcony door)) have a threshold that is 5 cm above the finished floor level. However, we wanted threshold-free. The base of the window that disappears into the screed is therefore 5 cm too high, the passage heights 5 cm too low. This whole thing could now lead to a construction stop of 8 weeks.