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(With all other things/plans, people also pay attention to space for placement/paths, etc., and suddenly that doesn’t matter? Strange)

For us, the cabinet was even originally planned on the side where the door is (although not directly behind the door but further to the right). However, we had it relocated because the ironing board is supposed to stand next to the door. But no one pointed out to us that built-in installation is possible with a HKV, and the idea didn’t even occur to me.

In our cloakroom, that might have made sense; there the HKV now has to be planned practically inside a cabinet. Although there is a KS wall where it could theoretically have been installed (although that probably doesn’t help much, because you also have to be able to access it).

In the upstairs bathroom, our UP is installed in a spot that is very convenient for us. The distributor for the basement and ground floor is in the cellar

He said that the roofing work urgently needs to be completed. This was initially withheld because the scaffold is still up. And if something falls down during the dismantling of the scaffold, then all the work will be for nothing. But now they have no other choice. Yesterday the roofer still applied a layer of cement or something similar to the floor corner garage roof / house wall, but it was already horizontally cracked from front to back today. We now assume that the water ingress came solely through the unfinished garage roof and the unfinished garage roof drainage.

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Concrete is not waterproof. At our place, it ran down the garage walls, in places like a stream.

This is how our provisional sealing between house and garage looked.

We also had to apply pressure.

In the upper floor, our distribution panel is installed in the bathroom at a spot very convenient for us. The distributor for the basement and ground floor is in the cellar

Why do you have three? We only have one on the upper floor, which also covers the basement and ground floor. I don’t understand the purpose of having three.

Why do you have three? We only have one on the top floor, with the basement and ground floor running off it. I don’t understand the point of having three.

we have 4 2x underfloor heating (ground floor and top floor) and 2x radiators (e.g. towel warmers) for high flow temperature. also ground floor and top floor. So sometimes it does make sense..

Why do you have three? We only have one on the upper floor, which also serves the basement and the ground floor. I don't understand the point of having three.

We only have two.
1x for the upper floor
1x combo for the ground floor and basement