haydee
2018-07-10 06:31:21
- #1
The expert wants to know whether the stability of the stones is still guaranteed. If not, the structural engineer will probably have to take over.
Floor plan planning shortly before submitting the building application
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Snowy36
2018-07-10 08:50:30
- #2
I completely agree!Dear 11ant, please drop the doomsday mood. You can see how the thief is feeling the pressure. Why do you still insist on that?
I think it’s ultimately all about optics. Especially the suitcase in the kitchen will be possible to integrate, maybe add a panel from the kitchen builder in front of it and have the corner hanging cabinet as 70 instead of 90. Sure, none of this is perfect but no one sells a house because of such an optical flaw. How unreasonable is that.
R.Hotzenplotz
2018-07-10 08:52:07
- #3
I can now come to terms with a solution like this one.
But then at the same height as the cabinet. Something like this here:
I just don’t know if that’s even possible, since the lights are planned with Halox boxes in the filigree ceiling. I have contacted the lighting planner to ask if they can simply be lowered or how that would work?
But then at the same height as the cabinet. Something like this here:
I just don’t know if that’s even possible, since the lights are planned with Halox boxes in the filigree ceiling. I have contacted the lighting planner to ask if they can simply be lowered or how that would work?
matte
2018-07-10 09:15:42
- #4
Something can definitely be done about that. You could create indirect lighting in the lead-in area with a shadow gap and an LED strip. Look at it positively. With drywall and lighting, you can do quite a bit that also looks very good.
Curly
2018-07-10 09:32:38
- #5
So I had two experts here, both criticized the base sealing. Both say there is a reason why there is a DIN standard for it and that the execution does not comply with the recognized rules of technology.
Tomorrow I will post the complete report here.
How would the base be sealed in your case? Don’t you have a site manager? He usually takes care of the correct execution according to DIN.
Best regards
Sabine
R.Hotzenplotz
2018-07-10 09:34:36
- #6
How would the base be sealed for you guys? Don't you have a site manager? He usually takes care of the correct execution according to DIN.
I will post the report later as soon as it is available. This was also already explained somewhere here by the first expert.
Yes, we have a site manager. But as you can read in this thread, not everything runs ideally and the site manager says he is aware that he deviated from the DIN but that it is faster and, from his point of view, equivalent.