Installation of satellite dish on the roof

That means only special roof tile, bracket for dish set remain? And connection for Sat. dish already exists in the attic?

At least that's how I understand it,

Slightly off-topic, but when I see "brand products like Berker, Gira or glw." everything tenses up for me. [emoji51]

On the topic: I would expect to budget between 500 and 700. What is considered a "relatively good satellite dish"?

Slightly off-topic, but when I already read "brand products like Berker, Gira or glw." everything tightens up for me. [emoji51]

Why? It's standard goods.

I meant the "glw.", i.e. the inability/unwillingness to commit to a manufacturer and model in the customer's interest. What does Gira mean? Standard 55, E2, E3, Esprit...

Something is being suggested to the customer and later frustration arises because everything turns out to be more expensive, because the customer thinks: great, E22 is also included, but BT only meant Standard 55. Then he should just write Gira Standard 55 and not remain so vague.

I also don't go to the dealer and sign the purchase of a car as "Golf, A3, 1er or glw." and then get presented with a Dacia. But as I said: off topic

Of course, there is nothing fundamentally wrong with Gira, Berker etc. Solid manufacturers.

I think that's okay, it is simply pointed out that not the very cheap stuff from OBI is used, but a standard "brand product"