House Pictures Chat Corner - Show off your house pictures!

If you train asynchronously...

...only a watchmaker can see 5 cm out of symmetry at best

It is precisely the asynchrony that only the watchmaker can recognize

I usually hold back with pictures, but I always enjoy looking at yours! On the topic of doors, I'll contribute ours, in this case from the living room, which I am simply head over heels for. We have the same door throughout the house, but without the glass inserts. Our house dates back to 1921.

I think the floor was from Parador, but in any case a good laminate with extra-wide planks, which actually looks like real wood. Even after 3 years and intensive use (dog, 2 cats, 2 children now aged 5 and 7) we are still very satisfied with it. And yes, I know the wallpaper is a matter of personal taste, but I still love it after 3 years!

So the network cabinet is hung as well. Now all the cables are terminated and this week I want to finish the distribution cabinet. I will order another dimmer actuator right away. I had only planned 8 channels but they are already full and I can still use at least 4 more.

Looks good. However, two questions: Is the filigree ceiling staying raw? The distance from the network cabinet to the door looks quite narrow to still fit a door frame or is that an illusion?

What is the reason that a different insulation was used around the basement window?

Is the precast ceiling left unfinished? The distance from the network cabinet to the door looks quite tight to still fit a door frame in, or is that an illusion?

Regarding the door frame, I would suspect you might be right. Where do you get the idea of a precast ceiling from?

Where do you get a filigree ceiling from?

Through the chamfered joint. Generally, there is nothing against it if you like the look. I am one of them too.