House construction equipment, extras - what goes in!

Practical things are relative. If I apply my professional skills, you will not mean the pants that are being lowered with the sentence (?) "living eating cooking should be electrically lowered individually and via 'series circuit'," but the electrically operated roller shutters. I am now basically questioning "electric roller shutters"! Fortunately (hopefully), we all have two healthy arms and legs to go to and operate one or the other roller shutter. It is also good for the house to inspect it this way to see if everything is okay. The practical things can be continued, but only in relation to the user

Maybe also read the entire first page of the thread! I don't like to poke around in forum fog, I am happy to share my experiences, but not with such an open question (motto: just let them write...)

I think you don't understand the purpose of a roller shutter...

Yes, I do. I just don't jump on every moving train. My experience with fully electric roller shutters with timer was 15 years in my old house.... wrong, I actually stopped using the function at some point because it was absolutely unnecessary FOR ME, except in winter for cold protection in the old house.

I will also not get parking assistance just because it is now offered everywhere, because I can park.

Maybe also read the entire first page of the thread once! I don't like poking around in forum fog, I do like sharing my experiences, but not with such an open question (motto: let them write...) @ypg if someone tells you that you get 10€ and the unknown person next to you gets 50€, you will surely give up your 10€....

Dear TE Jörg,

if you ask a question in a forum and then receive a counter-question, it would be polite and helpful for you to answer it so that your personal needs can be addressed and you can select from the offered answers for your house.
However, not much comes from you due to a lack of information.

By the way, you should always read through what you have written before sending it and correct it accordingly so that others can understand the meaning of your sentences.

A central vacuum system is no longer a luxury for me in times of now well-functioning robotic vacuum cleaners. Quite the opposite! Roller shutters are, in my eyes, standard, and in my region, a house without roller shutters can only be sold with severe discounts. I also find electric roller shutters to be very comfortable. Today's controls can no longer be compared with controls from 15 years ago. I get a home automation system with presence control. Furthermore, the system knows exactly at what time and on which day sunrise occurs and what the weather is like with all data (online connection). Thus, everything imaginable is possible to perfectly control the roller shutters. Additional luxury points not yet mentioned here would be a garden irrigation system installed at the same time. A few pipes laid to specific points (front yard, etc.) can save a lot of work in summer.

For me, a central vacuum system is no longer a luxury in times of well-functioning vacuum robots. Quite the opposite!

It depends on what kind of central vacuum system you install. The practical use is given in my opinion with hoses integrated at selected points in the wall. Additionally, an outdoor socket near the carport or in the garage and a suction strip in the kitchen as a dustpan. By the way: What is luxury or comfort for whom is relative, isn’t it?

I’m getting a home automation system with presence control. In addition, the system knows exactly when sunrise is on which day and what the weather is like with all data (online connection). Thus, everything imaginable is possible to perfectly control the roller shutters.

Who does the home automation come from?

Other luxury points not yet mentioned here would be a garden irrigation system laid at the same time. A few lines laid to certain points (front garden, etc.) can save a lot of work in summer.

Good tip! Definitely include it in the planning

@aytex: Of course, the concept of luxury is relative. What bothers me about the central vacuum system is that you still have to vacuum yourself. With my robot vacuum, I empty the dustbin once or twice a week and that's it. For home automation, I use Homematic from EQ3. I have already had good experiences with it. However, you shouldn’t be completely inexperienced when programming the system. For the average user, Smarthome from RWE, for example, would be more suitable.