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First of all, I really had to laugh that this is happening to us again. The door itself is actually nice and definitely less prone than a white one would be, but the windows are white. I don't think we can leave it like that. Or what do you think? The general contractor said if we replace them, there might be delays, etc. But I think that's just a tactic to make us accept the door as it is.

Hmm, we have white windows and an anthracite front door. The door we had chosen looked cheap in white. I think it fits with us. White and dark doors get dirty. At the moment, everything here is more post-yellow due to pollen.

Why should there be a delay? It will still take a while until the exterior and interior plastering for you. Just say first that you won't take it and then maybe agree on a small deduction. Only if it's okay for you.

First say that you’re not taking it and then maybe agree to a small discount. Only if it’s okay for you.

"Given away" would be the only appropriate discount for me. Seen in context, this will never be an "accent" here, but simply always a miscolored element.

I probably wouldn’t accept that either, although in the end you have to decide whether you like the anthracite-colored door or not. If you do like it, you shouldn’t express it immediately, but first insist on an exchange and listen to what he offers. If you don’t like it, then I would definitely insist on an exchange. No price reduction in the world would help then. Maybe you can post a picture so that people can see what you’re talking about.

"Flairstone Modern Dark," we ordered from Hornbach. Since it wasn’t clear back then how large the terrace would be, it was never an issue, apart from the fact that the terrace winds around the entire house, so to the left and right towards the kitchen and the side entrance it turned out quite large, which was not intended at all, but I think this will be the "cleanest" solution for the walkways.

What kind of substructure is that? No edge framing, is that possible? How thick are the slabs?

Today the ceiling was concreted. With considerable delay.

The neighbor informed me that they crashed with the crane into the Poroton wall with great force the other day. It doesn't look good. Hopefully, there are no invisible deformations besides the visible damages.

Hotzenplotz, what a mess. Hopefully it's only a visual problem!

Here is a picture of the door. We will not keep it. The outside is actually still okay, but inside we absolutely do not like the darkness