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The reasons can be different:

- Price
- Flexibility regarding layout and electrical wiring
- Own contribution
- Time

Soundproofing
If done properly, it is even better (at least than with red walls)

We paid 9.5k for the basement and upstairs stairs. Oak would have been more expensive. But I have to say we like beech better anyway, so we already had an advantage. The risers are also solid beech, painted white. The steps are then glued and oiled beech parquet.

How much does just the railing cost approximately, can you tell me? Your price includes the wooden steps, right? I have to decide right now whether it will be a wooden railing or if I will have it built in masonry...

Why would someone voluntarily install drywall partitions in a masonry house?

The main reason was the issue of sound insulation. A 12.5 cm drywall partition (filled and double-glazed) is better than a 17.5 cm Poroton wall, and not to mention the space savings. We didn’t want calcium silicate bricks, although those would probably have been the best choice in terms of sound insulation.

Out of curiosity: Why does one "not want" an HS?

How much does just the railing cost approximately, can you tell me? Your price includes the wooden steps, right? I have to decide right now whether it will be a wooden railing or if I will have it built from masonry...

The two railings including the parapet cost about 4k.