Floor plan planning shortly before submitting the building application

Does not stand out from the outside.

Then move a cabinet 3 cm further away from the wall if the appearance is actually bothersome.

Cabinets should not be placed flush against the wall anyway.

If this is within the scope of tolerances etc., then it’s okay.

There are no specific tolerances for this: no axis measurement is to be carried out between randomly drawn wall legs of equal length. Standard tolerances exist for dimensions, angles, and flatness – but not for symmetries. Masons build houses, not clocks. It’s time for your building to be finished; it’s slowly entering pathological waters.

There are such things as dimensions and they must be adhered to within certain tolerances.

The house is now plastered inside, but the plasterers told me today that on the day of the heavy rain, the entire basement flooded and they had to carry the water up bucket by bucket with four men. Water also entered in various places on the ground floor. Nothing in the upper floor.

On the ground floor, water came in, among other things, through various holes for the recessed ceiling lights.

It doesn’t look good at all!

Basement wall:




More pictures from the basement:



The plasterers said that a lot of water also flowed out at this spot in the guest bathroom. Allegedly from above. I can hardly imagine that, because everything upstairs on the upper floor is dry.



Ceiling outlets in the kitchen (the dark spots seem to be damp areas):