How much deviation is acceptable when masonry is done?

So this is the shell construction without plaster and then built like that next to it? I would ask the site manager if that could be possible. I am also curious about the answer.

At least that explains the 5 cm. With the future plaster thickness on the outside, the full 9 cm. And then comes the interior plaster - as well…

I never questioned the odd numbers.

You should have questioned the even numbers ;)

Whether the room behind is larger, I do not know.

The room behind will be larger, provided the error is not in the exterior walls. That means the owed basic and living area will be reached, just distributed differently among the rooms. There will be nothing to gain ...

Whoever plans a kitchen at 2.995 m, I better not ask.

Hopefully no one, because the measurements in the plan are always calculated without plaster.

40cm should perhaps be 36.5 + 2*2 cm plaster.
The structural builder thinks hmm 40cm? Those should probably be 42.5cm bricks...

The room behind will be larger, provided the fault is not in the exterior walls

Although I doubt that right now since the stones are 2.5 cm thicker than in the plan. I want to go there again tomorrow and measure everything.

40cm should maybe be 36.5 + 2*2 cm plaster.
The shell builder thinks hmm 40cm? That should be 42.5 cm stones...

Since the shell builder acts as the general contractor, hopefully that won’t happen.

You should have questioned the even numbers ;)

Next house then. The first for the enemy, the second for the friend...

Hopefully no one, because the dimensions in the plan are always calculated without plaster.

He probably meant that kitchens are not planned under 3.20 or over 2.40 ;)