Is glass damage permissible in the form?

If I did everything right, then I googled this and read that clams are allowed :(

That's no longer in zone F, but H. At least the right one in the picture (but it's a difficult angle)

Apparently this is allowed according to the guideline

so that's clearly above the guideline. it's normal that you always have to prove every little thing. if you're lucky enough to still have to pay the invoice, deduct the price for 1 window. in Germany, it’s always the case that the one who wants something from the other is the fool. if he wants the money, he has to prove to you that the window is fine. if you have already paid, you have to prove it. and spare me with legal nonsense. nothing is free in Germany.

That would interest me too. I would really find it remarkable if such damage were to be accepted.

Glass Handbook -

**8.6 Guideline for the Assessment of the Visual Quality of Glass for Construction

This guideline was developed by the Technical Advisory Board at the Institute of Glaziers' Craft for Glazing Technology and Window Construction, Hadamar, and by the Technical Committee of the Federal Flat Glass Association e.V., Troisdorf. Status: May 2009

**Source: Glass Handbook; also graphic

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But I am still blonde and cannot properly assess the recording. Is the shell now in the middle of the glass or at the edge? The gray strip (?) confuses me :confused:

"F" would not be objectionable, as edge; with "H" (pane) the situation looks completely different and the fulfillment agent of the window supplier should reconsider.

Rhenish regards

It is about the right shell, which is still visible after installation. Therefore, it is NOT at the edge and thus not allowed. Basically, the guideline states that the shell must not be visible after installation.

And as I said, as long as you haven’t paid, you are in a pretty good position and it would be a matter of honor to deliver defect-free goods. Once you have paid, you have to consider whether it is worth making a big fuss about it now. If they don’t respond after a proper notice of defects, you have to consider whether you want to push the matter through in court. Where is the window in the end? A basement window is probably less of an issue than the representative huge glass front in the living room.

PS: Who actually says that this guideline is legally valid at all? Building according to DIN, for example, is not a given, unless it has been contractually agreed upon. Any guideline is not necessarily binding, especially not when it is not a real guideline but just called that.

: I have to come clean too: I see reflections, a dark frame? lying on the floor with two dents. I can't even judge the size :(