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Wow... you passed me by 2 weeks within a month. Respect and congratulations on the great window frames. We also have RAL 9007 . But why is the garage window in RAL 7016?

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I was also surprised how the craftsmen work. Therefore also the construction heating so it continues cheerfully. Let's see.
The frames are RAL 7039. It was a recommendation from the architect. I am very satisfied. But the garage belongs to the neighbor, since we are building in a row and therefore (now standard) anthracite 7016.

Thanks and thank you
I was also surprised how the craftsmen work. Therefore also the construction heating so that it continues cheerfully. We'll see.
The frames are RAL 7039. It was a recommendation from the architect. I am very satisfied. But the garage belongs to the neighbor, as we are building in a chain and therefore the (now standard) anthracite 7016.

Now I see it too. They are a bit more sand-colored than mine. Ours is gray aluminum, not quartz gray.

So tiles, window sills, and paving are just around the corner... I'm looking forward to it.

How much does a window sill cost? I like yours. We are also considering which ones to take made of wood. But we still have to inform ourselves about the advantages and disadvantages.

How much does a windowsill cost? I like yours. We are also considering getting ones made of wood. But we still need to inform ourselves about the pros and cons.

This is knotty oak.

I am getting 10 pieces, all different in size.

On average, one costs 150 euros gross, fixed and finished, installed by the carpenter.

Hello, I’m using this thread for my question. We are currently looking for a suitable clinker for a city villa. It is so difficult, the ones I liked so far looked perfect on a 1.5-storey house, but appeared completely disadvantageous on the large surface of a city villa. At the moment, we favor the Aquaterre salinagrau from ABC Klinker. But it is still a bit too plain for me or slightly too beige. Actually, I imagine a clinker that goes more towards gray and is a bit more "colorful," meaning also occasionally lighter and darker stones. As I said, I liked many on houses with pitched roofs, but not on the city villa anymore. Maybe someone would like to show their house front which
a) is beige, gray, and not too dark, and
b) ideally is a city villa.
Best regards ☺

So. The photo below is of the clinker we have chosen so far. I find it nice, but maybe it lacks that certain something. My husband doesn’t want a mixed facade combined with white plaster. The other, gray-multicolored one is the kind I would like to see as a whole sometime, but unfortunately I can’t find it like that here in the building areas...