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Not even... but that has also been clarified accordingly. I also spent three days walking around with my head down.

but that has also been clarified accordingly.

With whom? The employee who will do the maintenance later? I don’t want to imply anything, it’s going to be done like this anyway, it’s practically already built for you.

But honestly: would you like to work there? I can understand if a company with many people would reject these orders. You are not the standard anyway – the expansion was for you...

I’m only writing this so that one, including other readers, thinks about some working conditions. It’s not uncommon for the craftsman to spend several hours there trying to find a fault. Cheers

Our attic looks similar in terms of height proportions... but only the ventilation goes there... the heating is located separately in the utility room.

Of course with the boss, according to him 1.50 m at the ridge would have been more than sufficient. The equipment is almost set up right under the ridge beam so that you can walk exactly underneath it, not at the edges.

To be honest, this goes a bit too far for me. I don’t design my house with the priority of creating a comfort zone for the craftsman, but rather I provide enough space with my limited financial means to accommodate everything needed, but no more than necessary. By the way, with a height of 1.70 m, you can stand and walk upright there.

Would I like to work there? If I were the craftsman, I would probably prefer to duck my head a little for a while rather than having my arm stuck up to the shoulder in a clogged pipe. There are definitely much more unpleasant places and jobs I could encounter there.

When asked about the location for the heating system, two companies proposed the basement and two companies proposed the attic (despite the basement being available).

Maybe the boss will just send his small employee.

This week the fitness room in the basement is up. The equipment will be set up over the weekend.

We are still waiting for the ventilation system to be put into operation by Pluggit..

Otherwise, just bad luck at the moment.. Got a coffee table - received the wrong table. Bought the dividers for the kitchen drawers at Ikea in the wrong width. The countertops were prefabricated by the carpenter, unfortunately one of them got damaged. Hopefully the new one will arrive next week. Well, peanuts. On the other hand, the construction phase went smoothly without any problems.

All credit.. fast construction process, and that with a basement. Is that a prefab house?