Heating - 1 Thermostat less - same price ok?

Hello,

quick question: The building acceptance has long since taken place, and we have been living in the house for a while.

In the ground floor: small hallway, guest bathroom, living room, kitchen.

Living room + kitchen are open as one room.
Since we removed the door from the small hallway to the large living room/kitchen area from the plan, the living room + kitchen + hallway were made into one room, so to speak (for the plumbing company or rather, they made this into one room for heating planning).

Therefore, we only have 2 thermostats on the ground floor: 1 for the guest bathroom, 1 for living room/kitchen/hallway (installed in the kitchen).

The neighbors have 1 extra thermostat (in the hallway) because they have a door between hallway/living room + kitchen. We do not.

The crucial question: Shouldn’t this one thermostat less, including installation, materials, etc., have been reimbursed to us?
We cannot estimate how high such an amount would be. If it’s insignificant, okay.
But if it is a sum, we would have liked to have had it explained to us why a credit was “overlooked” here.

Incidentally, we were not asked by the plumbing company whether we wanted it this way without a thermostat in the hallway; maybe we would have liked to have the thermostat in the hallway anyway to remain flexible (possibly a sliding door later on).

In the contract (general contractor) it states: Thermostats for each room with individual room control ....

Thank you very much for your brief assessment!
Rose

A refund might have been possible, but if you only come around after weeks or months, then it's just bad luck, I would say!

The whole thing doesn't even amount to a three-figure sum. I assume that no digital thermostats will be installed, but rather the simple ones with the dial. Would not regret it afterwards.

Hello, quick question: building acceptance took place a long time ago, we have been living in the house for a while. We have on the ground floor: small hallway, guest bathroom, living room, kitchen. Living room + kitchen are open as one room. Since we removed the door to the large living room/kitchen from the plan at the small hallway, living room + kitchen + hallway were basically made into one room (for the plumbing company or rather they made it one room for heating planning). Therefore, we have only 2 thermostats for the heating on the ground floor: 1 x guest bathroom, 1 x living room/kitchen/hallway (installed in the kitchen) The neighbors have 1 additional thermostat (in the hallway) because they have 1 door between hallway/living room + kitchen. We don’t. Crucial question: shouldn’t this one thermostat less along with installation, material etc. have been reimbursed to us? We cannot estimate how high such an amount would be. If not worth mentioning, OK. But if it is a sum, we would have liked to have it explained why a credit "got lost" here. By the way, we were not asked by the plumbing company whether we wanted it that way without a thermostat in the hallway; because maybe we would have liked to have the thermostat in the hallway to stay flexible (maybe a sliding door later). The contract (general contractor) states: thermostats per room with individual room control .... Many thanks for your brief assessment! Rose

Obviously, you do not miss the missing thermostat. Maybe it’s standard for you and the neighbor paid more. I checked, we have one in the hallway, the only room where we don’t have one is the utility room.

You can of course complain about the service not rendered. Only, you have probably already accepted the service. The invoices are probably already paid as well.

It would be best to leave out all thermostats, but there's no help for it. A credit should be possible, I would say 50 euros. Thermostat and actuator are omitted.