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That would interest me too? I've never seen that there is a separate foundation for it. Normally, it just gets placed later on the finished floor covering, after the screed, right?

No, with us it is also decoupled from the screed. So that the vibrations are not transmitted. Makes sense.

With us also decoupled and standing on the raw floor, with rubber mats in between.

Are you now talking about the indoor unit that is like a refrigerator? What kind of vibrations should there be? Well, with us, nothing vibrates there, you don't hear the thing at all, since the noise happens in the outdoor unit and that is outside, right?

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

The frame needs 3.5 cm and I have 5.5 cm clearance. It should fit. The ceiling will be plastered and painted. The painter said that wouldn't be a problem for the small area above the cabinet.

I would be interested in that too? I have never seen that there is a separate foundation for that. Normally, it just comes on top of the finished floor covering later, after the screed?

Since the underfloor heating comes before the screed and I don’t want to lay screed in an entire room in advance, I made the foundation. That way, everything can be installed, underfloor heating laid, and then everything is already ready.

OK makes sense and should be done that way. For us, it is located in the basement utility room, where there is of course no underfloor heating. Cement screed easily supports the weight and we have no vibrations (the screed is also decoupled).. But it would probably be safer if it is additionally decoupled.