Floor plan planning shortly before submitting the building application

Oops, that's crooked.

What a difference another expert makes.
What about the diameter of the pipes in the sanitary sector? Weren't they too small?

In order to execute this wall flush again, an area of approximately 0.80 m² at the specified position (see attachment) would need to be "shaved" by 1.5 cm / 1.5 cm of the exterior masonry removed.

Can you show the drawing (attachment)? I haven't quite understood the 0.8 sqm yet. That is a tiny area compared to the exterior wall. Or am I missing something?

Can you show the drawing (attachment?) once? I haven't quite understood the 0.8 sqm yet. That's a tiny area compared to the exterior wall. Or am I missing something?

Sure.

What about the diameter of the pipes in the sanitary area? Weren't they too small?

The expert says, from his point of view, everything fits. To be on the safe side, he wants to have the drinking water pipe network calculation. Let's see if I get it soon. Sometimes they don't want to release documents, and it only happens after multiple requests. The architect, who is no longer employed there, told me he once got really into trouble when he sent me a heating load calculation. I don't understand, if you work cleanly, why you have to keep such secrecy.

One might think that transparency is a matter of course

Sure.



The expert says, from his point of view everything fits. To be on the safe side, he wants to have the drinking water pipe network calculation. Let's see if I get it at short notice.

I'm curious now. I would guess that there isn't one and that it was built "the way we've always done it."

I forgot to mention that the pipe, which caused so much trouble, is finally in its target position! It was shifted into the ceiling.