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Which subforum would you suggest where the question might be better placed?

After an unsuccessful search in the forum, I would either create a thread titled "Brick-faced City Villa - Ideas and Pictures" in Planning/Concept Development.. or Building Materials/Tools..

We are currently looking for a suitable clinker for a townhouse.

Directly before your question, wrote - whose house can be seen here with very little scrolling back. Is his gray too light and/or not speckled enough for you?

We recently had the clinker color question here as well - quite regularly - discussed: - especially #22 you should read on that.

Or you can take a look, for example, at or or .

Besides much that others and I have already said there, I specifically want to point out regarding the topic of "lively color gradations": such things absolutely require an "old hand" for processing, you have to have a knack for it. If done by trainees - possibly even in poor lighting - disgraceful results will be produced.

So, here are some new photos from us again. The floor is now 95% installed, the walls are painted, lighting is installed inside and outside, staircase lighting, railings, interior doors, and the walk-in closet are finished, so we can already move some things.

May I ask how your entrance canopy was made? Already as a precast concrete element during the shell construction.... or added later with wood or something similar?

Thank you

May I ask how your entrance canopy was made?
Already as a precast concrete element during the shell construction....later added with wood or something similar?

Thanks

During the shell construction with Isokorb .. see picture

at the shell construction with Isokorb .. see picture

Now I finally know what an Isokorb is :-p

at the shell construction with Isokorb .. see picture

All right. Thank you very much. Currently planned like this with us as well.

However, we are considering doing this later in wood + cladding.

Does anyone know or have experience whether this is less complicated (spots etc.) and cheaper than in concrete at the shell construction + Isokorb? Feel free to PM.