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2017-10-16 10:01:55
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It's not quite that simple. I also didn't want roller shutters at first: however, the architect's job is to inform the client about thermal insulation. Therefore, something had to be done, for example, on the terrace doors or the southern windows. Roller shutters were the most reasonable solution. Then a ventilation system for living spaces may be added. Sockets are not sufficient in a standard construction performance description. Larger rooms = larger window areas. These are just examples that have nothing to do with luxury. Then there are the additional construction costs. But you probably already know that. Something almost always gets added to the catalog house price. The construction performance descriptions of cheap builders are always more basic. For prefab houses, the foundation slab is added, and yes: delivery costs vary regionally.