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Is this a semi-detached house?
What do you use as a partition? Do you already know?

House might be an exaggeration, but we have a floor slab :)

After our earthworks contractor had called us neurotic first-time builders with a smile, we measured again before pouring the concrete.... and realized the floor slab was 6 cm too short.
It was then repaired and is now only 1 cm too short, which is within tolerance.
According to the concrete contractor, "We can't be accurate to the centimeter, your carpenters will probably complain."

Let's see, at our supplier the floor slab will be measured before production, that happens on Monday.
But this is about pictures here ;)


Frost skirt

Steel work

Concrete

Make it smooth once, please

Watering the beautiful piece again in the evening light

What are you taking as a divider? Do you already know?

Yes, it is a semi-detached house. It will probably come down to a concrete fence, since soundproofing was important to our neighbors (if there is such a thing in the garden at all) and we didn’t want a plain, plastered KSS wall. We would have preferred something made of wood, but that’s unfortunately out with our neighbors because of the aforementioned lack of soundproofing. Let’s see, if I’m still in the mood, I might build a wooden cladding of Douglas fir in front of it and work with lots of greenery so that it doesn’t look too barren. That would also match the wooden part of the terrace (we are building a ceramic/wood hybrid terrace).

Yes, it is a semi-detached house. It will probably come down to a concrete fence, since our neighbors wanted soundproofing (if that even exists in the garden at all) and we didn’t want a plain, plastered KSS wall. We would have preferred something made of wood, but that’s unfortunately out of the question with our neighbors because of the aforementioned lack of soundproofing. Let’s see, if I still have the time and inclination, I might build a wooden cladding made of Douglas fir in front of it and we’ll work with a lot of greenery so it doesn’t look so bare. That would also match the wooden part of the terrace (we are building a ceramic/wood hybrid terrace).

A solid wall opens up all possibilities. Let him look at plaster and you put wood on it. No problemo.

here are some progress updates from the house that has been lived in for 2 1/2 months... The "to do list" of small things is still long: -> Middle dresser, the "visible" back panel is still missing. -> The table is still from the construction phase, I haven't found a better one yet and I'm not even sure if the table should ultimately stand crosswise or lengthwise. Chairs stay as they are, they have proven to be comfortable and practical. -> The gray "cheap" coffee table has meanwhile been replaced by 2 Hay Bella in oak/black. -> The couch itself will stay for a few years, it’s not my absolute dream but it’s usable. -> Green coat rack: a bargain on Ebay Kleinanzeigen from Kettnaker: fits perfectly after I readjusted all the fittings ;-) -> Impressions from the bathroom (the plumber and glazier still have to come together for a small thing), the bathtub corner still looks dull. Pictures / color / plants are still missing? -> Picture of the kitchen-living room rolling shutters: it is this "dark" at about 8:00 a.m. (works for me, some probably prefer blinds in the bedroom because of that) -> In the kitchen the installation of the front of the property is still missing. I have to saw it myself and attach hinges because of the well-known Ikea kitchen / Siemens property issue. The Ikea oven is still standing in front of the window, it will be returned on Monday, just like the fridge-freezer combo. -> Outside it still looks partly awful, so pictures will come in spring. But you can enter the apartments dry-shod, which is important. -> Smart home works flawlessly but has not yet reached the final expansion stage. I would never build any other (conventional) way again

The bathtub and light are a real highlight!