House Pictures Exchange - Show your house pictures!

The Bild newspaper should actually be sold at McDonald's, since supposedly no one goes there either. Even people who feel that no one cares about their dignity want to be confirmed that they are not alone. It is said that once a company has a thousand employees, it already occupies itself - this probably also applies to market segments above a certain size = relevance: in this sense, certain broadcasters are practically the intranet of the left-behind community :-(

In my assessment, the self-enhancement of many people through the devaluation of others works, which "certain" media greatly facilitate.

How about a picture for a change?

Here you can clearly see how at least two parties slept during the planning phase.

The draft drawer/"drawing servant" and the client. Basement window and kitchen window are 5cm off alignment. It annoys me a bit...

We can't move or enlarge it above due to symmetry. Below, I'm damned if I'll have those with the big saw make the hole bigger. So this is my first agenda item (besides the right window, which will be closed) of "we would do differently next time."

There will definitely be a light well at the basement window. If it is designed asynchronously so that it matches the kitchen window, I could imagine that it wouldn't be so noticeable anymore...

Yeah, you can cover that up with the light shaft.

Other than that, I don't see any problem with firing up the saw for a fifty.

And you still have cables with more sockets anyway (the ones on the devices). I appreciate both, but I find your argument very good and will try to find a middle ground in our house.

That's how we did it too. In the new house, we already have significantly more sockets than in the old rental house. We definitely added about 30 or so extra. Above all, this covers the fact that you really have one everywhere you need one, so you never have to run cables across half the house. Even where we knew devices would go, we were happy to install a few more. We still can't avoid multi-socket adapters. Mainly because some devices have cables that simply aren't long enough. If they stand on or in something, you have to extend somehow. And whether you see the cable of the multi-socket adapter or the cables of the devices - it doesn't make much difference. But what I would always get with an extra charge: the in-wall duct for the TV on the wall. It looks SO MUCH better when no cable is dangling down.

So the network cabinet is also hung. Now all the cables are laid and this week I want to finish the distribution cabinet. I will order another dimmer actuator right away. I had only planned for 8 channels but they are already full and I can still use at least 4 more.