11ant
2021-07-02 11:17:41
- #1
Unfortunately, the photo is not as informative in retrospect as I had imagined.
Yes, please mark that in the plan – I am very curious where we are supposed to have overlooked that.
Floor plan single-family house OWL approx. 150 sqm with east garden
- Erstellt am 2020-01-09 21:17:47
Yes, please mark that in the plan – I am very curious where we are supposed to have overlooked that.
OWLer
2021-07-02 14:49:44
- #2
:oops: How silly. I wouldn't have thought there would be cables at that spot...
The electrician had thought ahead and laid many empty conduits on the precast ceilings. We really only have a very few cables under the screed insulation. Normally, you don't have to cut out a corner again, so that's usually not a problem.
Yes, please mark that on the plan - I'm very curious where we are supposed to have overlooked that.
Hm? Everything fits on the plan. Only everyone has to be able to read it (and) or check compliance accordingly.
OWLer
2021-08-31 22:47:21
- #3
So, the scaffolding has been dismantled and the last organizational problems on the way to our move-in in a month have been cleared. The screed is below 0.3 in the CM measurement, so I can start laying the floor from Friday and the heating will be put into operation on Thursday.
The first sight today without scaffolding was overwhelming!
The first sight today without scaffolding was overwhelming!
Tolentino
2021-09-01 08:16:02
- #4
Very cool!
You only really give congratulations afterwards, right? In any case, I hope everything still works out for you in the final stretch.
By the way, I should have enforced that too. All the cables on the floor are a nightmare when doing the insulation yourself! I’m still exhausted (in the literal and figurative sense) and can’t really grip properly anymore – so much cutting and trimming...
You only really give congratulations afterwards, right? In any case, I hope everything still works out for you in the final stretch.
The electrician had thought ahead and laid lots of empty conduits on the filigree ceilings. We really only have a very few cables under the screed insulation.
By the way, I should have enforced that too. All the cables on the floor are a nightmare when doing the insulation yourself! I’m still exhausted (in the literal and figurative sense) and can’t really grip properly anymore – so much cutting and trimming...
hampshire
2021-09-01 15:08:17
- #5
The new lamp post parker is the garden parker...The first sight today without scaffolding was overwhelming!
OWLer
2021-09-11 15:37:47
- #6
Thursday and Friday we had a lot of rain here. I immediately got to know the disadvantages of a light well in the basement.
It pushed through the windows. Do they actually have to be resealed in the frame now?
Anyway, I shoveled yesterday and built a dam, which hopefully will hold up against the next storms. I am quite satisfied with the result. Especially since I did half of it after sunset. Everything will have to be redone when the landscaping gardener has time for the whole garden design. We still have to fill up to the end of the black coating on the basement insulation.
It pushed through the windows. Do they actually have to be resealed in the frame now?
Anyway, I shoveled yesterday and built a dam, which hopefully will hold up against the next storms. I am quite satisfied with the result. Especially since I did half of it after sunset. Everything will have to be redone when the landscaping gardener has time for the whole garden design. We still have to fill up to the end of the black coating on the basement insulation.