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Criticism is ok, but you have to justify it and name possible alternatives.........through the criticism I found the right floor plan for myself, even though it is the task of the architect, but sometimes you can’t move forward anymore and have to look for ways yourself, thanks for that !!!

Some people here have also already stepped back a gear, like ....... meant positively !!

Anyone can do as they please, but nowadays no one goes to work in a wooden coach if they can go by car or bus. I didn’t write anything about fourth-rate quality, you assumed that on your own, but there are things where I wonder about the intention behind why someone would put themselves through that...

why anyone would put themselves through something like this...

What exactly are you putting yourself through in this case? Do you mean visually or functionally? Visually, as I said, I don't find it bad, and I didn't want electric roller shutters because I find it annoying that they go up/down so slowly. By hand, I'm simply much faster.

"To each his own" and "It's the tone that makes the music" are indeed two good sayings that everyone here should keep in mind a little when keyboard-hooking.

I am relatively new here, but sometimes I find it quite brash (if not even a bit arrogant) how photos or texts from other homeowners are dismissed. Ideally, there should be constructive criticism, but not according to the motto "what kind of crap are you building there."

That's how it is, some people can't see beyond their own nose. Belt winders work great, better and faster than electric ones. However, I wouldn't have them in a new building for aesthetic reasons.

We have shutters in the new building, which is why some people have given us strange looks (think roller shutters are stupid, have them in the office..)

We have shutters in the new building, which is why we've already been looked at askance by some

I can't imagine that. Shutters belong to the hautevolee and tend to arouse envy rather than "sympathy".