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Looks super chic!
Would you tell me the dimensions of the room, that is length x width?
Thanks!

Guest WC almost finished.
- Baseboards missing
- correct flush plate still missing.
The heating engineer ordered the wrong ones twice :(.
You even make an Excel table for sanitary with EAN number, manufacturer part no., color, size, etc., and yet the heating engineer somehow orders about half wrong. And also installed the wrong fitting, which is why the flush plate sits a bit lower.
Hardly away from the construction site for 1-2 days and something like this happens :oops:.

Very nice! May I ask where you got the mirror from?

The heating engineer ordered the wrong items twice :(.
You even create an Excel spreadsheet for plumbing with EAN number, manufacturer part no., color, size, etc., and yet the heating engineer feels like he orders half of it wrong. And also installed the wrong fitting, that's why the pressure plate is sitting a bit lower.
As soon as you haven't been on site for 1-2 days, something like this happens :oops:.

As long as it's not much more that is wrong, too much, or not delivered/done, be happy, otherwise I'll send you our list :eek: and we are still quite far behind. I am really shocked by the thoughtlessness, inaccuracies, and lack of interest up to carelessness on the (our) construction site and have the feeling that it hasn't improved in recent years, despite the best machines, systems, etc.
It really looks great!!!

Thank you all :).


Guest WC is 2 x 1.25, so 2.5m small.
It's enough for us. It shouldn't get any smaller though.

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Talos Black Light Ø 50cm


Unfortunately, that is the reality.
At some point, I actually agreed with the general contractor that every order would be checked by us again.
Luckily, we had a great general contractor who was a bit scatterbrained because he had a lot to do.
But we could talk about everything with him, make changes at short notice, and even call on weekends if it was important.
Only his heating engineer was terrible.

We have it like this and find it visually very beautiful like this

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Thank you :)

Should the patch(es) stand out clearly from the surface of the rest of the facade, i.e. be noticeably smoother?

Thank you :) Should the patch(es) not stand out clearly from the surface of the rest of the facade, i.e. be noticeably smoother?

Here in the area it is done like this, we didn't invent it ourselves (-: Surely there are many more variants of how it could be done ...