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2019-04-30 15:09:36

Slowly a final sum is becoming clear to me and it looks like about €20k (10k€ from financing and 10k€ savings from last year) will remain. The final invoice from the shell builder has also arrived. With the Schiedel chimney + fireplace, the L-blocks & the terrain modeling, it amounts exactly to €164k + €4.2k for the landfill. The plasterer and the plumber are still a slight unknown. But it could balance out.

Also, we will now tile the entire ground floor in a wood look and not mix it with laminate in the living area.

I would even go as far as to say that in the south this is currently THE standard house by far. This is how entire new housing developments partly look. New terminology: once again a ZABA house . It is definitely coherent, but not individual.

2019-04-30 15:23:08

A final total is slowly becoming clear to me and it looks like about €20k (€10k from financing and €10k savings from last year) will remain. The final invoice from the shell builder has also arrived. Including the Schiedel chimney + fireplace, the L-bricks & the terrain modeling, it is exactly €164k + €4.2k for the landfill. The plasterer and the plumber are still a slight unknown. But that could balance out.

We will now also tile the entire ground floor in wood look and not mix it with laminate in the living room.

Looks nice!
What color shade are the windows? RAL 7xxx?

Thanks.

2019-04-30 15:24:12

Looks nice! What color tone are the windows? RAL 7xxx? Thanks.

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2019-04-30 17:32:31

Even if the development plan had allowed it, we definitely would not have used clinker. Here, one would rather consider wood for the (partial) facade design.

2019-04-30 17:40:53

With us, it's a bit of a mix... there are definitely some houses with brick cladding (but definitely the minority) but it's far from being a must. Plastered houses are normal.

2019-04-30 17:57:42

In our sleeping town near Düsseldorf, white plastered houses with little or no roof overhang have been "in" for a few years now. Almost all of them show uneven dirt, especially on the north side, after a few years. I can't say whether we have a special climate here or if inferior materials are being used. In any case, it doesn't look "Shabby-Chic," but rather dingy. Presumably, there is a good reason why our area has traditionally been a district of clinker and brick.

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