Has adhesive been pushed out between the window panes - defect?

As I said, I don't have a DSLR with me on the construction site either ... the wood is painted white on the inside to match the roof truss, I almost wished it were a bit darker so you could see from a distance that it is wood, so I let that slide (-;

How exactly can I tell if the seal has been compromised? And how long do you think it takes for the gas to escape, is it noticeable immediately or only after a few years?

No, it is not in the hood pictures thread and it won't be, I don't feel like having floor plan discussions etc. or being told like above that I should have done it differently ... because if I had known that beforehand, I would have done it accordingly ....

It's strange, for example, the windows in the utility rooms like storage are made of plastic and no one asked about that .... and thanks for the tip above but maybe I just didn't think about that myself beforehand?

Help Help is probably the only one who has no problems at all with building.

Everything is going well with us, we do have questions here and there about this and that, the only thing that didn't work out was the cooperation with the carpenter

no, I also had some defects here and there but kept things in perspective. There are visual defects and serious ones. If you see leftover adhesive with a magnifying glass on a small corner, then it’s just a visual thing. By the way, I also have wood/aluminum windows.

You have to ask yourself why something was installed where, e.g. plastic windows. I find that visually odd

There are supposed to be houses whose floor plan we only know from the base plate – and even that only in the state before the construction of the little "living room" aka non-basement extension :)

Just asking and then not showing what one made of it doesn’t go down well :-(

It’s actually more about light than the camera class itself. A Hasselblad is not necessary here. It’s just that with megapixels not being skimped on, you don’t get much out of color snow in the half-shadow.

Hopefully you can see more in real life than in the photo.

Hole size times pi times thumb of the moon – I’m not a physicist ;-)

It doesn’t stink, it doesn’t hiss. You notice it when the humidity condenses. That’s the time.

Aha, so the garage is therefore a (car-)occupied room? – the differentiation is probably in the construction service description.