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Yes, unusual. In SH, plastering is done very quickly.

It's okay, we can live with that. It's really normal in our area and was therefore not known to me as "different".

The picture is also from May, now everything is dry.

At the moment, paints, trim, tiles are going inside....

So far, everything has been consistent for us. We are relaxed and very satisfied.

all good it just surprised me. But if a screed is laid with or without straps.. doesn’t matter.


IF the screed is really completely finished on Monday, then the kitchen guy can calmly come on Thursday to measure.
If they do the upper floor on Monday and only the ground floor on Tuesday, I think Thursday might be too soon to walk on it. For us, it was said 3 days and we just had the heat outside.
Or do you have fast-curing screed, maybe you’re allowed to walk on it earlier, I don’t know.

Yes, it is normally plastered from the outside ... And the clinker (-slabs?) may come years later. It is completely finished and may receive an update. Maybe it will stay without clinker.

Wait a minute. That is a completely different statement. You wrote "verlinkern," which I understand as a double-shell wall construction. Masonry, insulation, possibly an air gap, clinker. Without the clinker, this facade is "naked" and not weather-protected. There is no plaster in such a construction.

If you plaster soon and later stick slabs on for the look - all good!

Wait a moment. That’s a completely different statement. You wrote "verklinkern," by which I understand a two-shell wall construction. Masonry, insulation, possibly an air gap, clinker brick. Without the clinker brick, this facade is "naked" and not weather-protected. There is no plaster in such a construction.

If you plaster soon and later, for the appearance, stick on cladding bricks – all good!

Everything is perfectly fine.

Whether clinker bricks or cladding bricks is just a thought for us for the future and was not decisive at all. We are laymen and know nothing about wall differences and preparations, which will not be done now and possibly never. I only expected the question "If a Frisian house, where is the clinker brick?" but didn’t consider the details. All good.

The facade will be closed/sealed/finished before winter and time will tell everything else… if no clinker but cladding bricks (since that is no longer possible), also fine, it’s all about the appearance. I should have mentioned that.

I did not consider that it would be taken so "literally," my mistake. I just wanted to show the desired picture.

To avoid chatting off-topic in the picture thread, here is another picture of the guest room. The color was applied this week and we are completely smitten…

And our floor… tile "Tuxedo" from Villeroy & Boch.

Now we have stayed "on topic" ...

So I'm a bit at a loss.

Friesenhaus 2 Friesengiebel 190 m2 all sounds really good.

Leave it plastered for God's sake.

Why isn't it just shown now? Or was the offer with plaster facade?

Such a house not to have a facade idea and then later to have one makes me quite fidgety.