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Zaba, oak is also nicer! You will enjoy it for years to come, so it is worth the money.

All our walls are now sealed with Fermacell:
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That really gives you a proper living feeling!

In addition, the front door has received a protective cover to prevent any damage:
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Now it's time for filling and sanding - we already got a preview of this yesterday evening when we went into the house and could hardly breathe because of the dust. This is probably the most unpleasant part now - but it should be finished by the end of next week.

Then the underfloor heating will be installed, using these floor panels where the heating loops run:
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Since we have this type of underfloor heating without the need for screed, we also have no heating-up phase - meaning the tiler can start in the bathroom as soon as these panels with the heating loops are in place. Planned from calendar week 22 - we are already so excited!

Zaba, oak is also nicer! You will enjoy it for years to come, so it’s worth the money.

Here all walls are now sealed with Fermacell:


That really gives a proper living feeling!

In addition, the front door got a protective cover so nothing happens:


Now it’s time for filling and sanding – we already got a preview last night when we entered the house and could barely breathe because of the dust. This is probably the most unpleasant part – but it should be done by the end of next week.

Then the underfloor heating will be installed with these panels where the heating loops run:


Since we have this version of underfloor heating that doesn’t require screed, we also have no warm-up phase – meaning the tiler can start in the bathroom as soon as these things, equipped with heating loops, are laid. So planned from calendar week 22 – we are already so excited!

Nice front door and I also find the no-screed thing exciting but the heating loops or underfloor heating runs on electricity, right?

@Oak steps: As long as there is still money, it continues like this without compromises.

The wife took photos... I, as a symmetry fanatic, didn’t think about the tile layout, but I think it was done well despite the lack of coordination... and yes, you see correctly, we don’t have stainless steel edges at the top as a finish.

Who came up with this catastrophic sewage routing... Have fun if something gets clogged there.

Why, what is wrong with it?

The motto of drainage planning is the shortest way outside, no built-over branches, and branches should be maintainable. This is the complete opposite.

I also find the thing without screed interesting, but the heating loops or underfloor heating then run on electricity, right?

Nope, completely traditionally water-based.

nice house you are putting up there. Is there a thread here about your floor plans etc.? I would be interested.

There is a very old thread, but the plans attached there no longer correspond to reality.

Here are relatively current plans (in the order basement, attic, upper floor): [ATTACH alt="KG.PNG" type="full"]34590[/ATTACH][ATTACH alt="OG.PNG" type="full"]34591[/ATTACH][ATTACH alt="EG.PNG" type="full"]34592[/ATTACH]