Harlekinz
2013-09-11 14:22:36
- #1
Floor staircase, sanitary equipment, window sills, electricity about 13,000 euros
Well, I just happen to have worked long enough as an electrician on construction sites to tell you that this item for 13k euros in a house of "your" size is not feasible.
I don’t know this provider’s electrical bill of quantities, but I bet:
Living room: 2 ceiling light points 1x single switch and 1x two-way switch, 2 double sockets, 1 TV connection, 1 telephone connection, 1 switchable socket
Kitchen: 1 ceiling light point with single switch, 3 double sockets as working sockets, 1x Schuko socket for extractor hood, 2x stove connection, 1 dishwasher connection, 1x refrigerator
Children’s room: 1 ceiling light point with single switch, 2 double sockets, 1 TV connection
Bedroom: 1 ceiling light point with single switch, 2 double sockets, 1 telephone connection
Honestly, that is the most basic equipment possible, look up the specs for the doorbell :-), or what about network (if you’re already building), TV and telephone in every room (you never know if you might need it someday), 6 working sockets in the kitchen for coffee machine, kettle, microwave and a radio clock, not many working sockets remain.
Just draw the floor plan of the house on a piece of paper. Then simply mark the electrical bill of quantities in the numbers indicated :-)
"I find it a bit too generalized and rather a pity to get only resistance and comments like 'don’t believe it' or 'doesn’t exist' from the 'experienced' users when you want or can build a house for 'only' 150,000 euros instead of 300,000 euros!
I’ll say nothing to that :-)
Regards
Markus
Well, I just happen to have worked long enough as an electrician on construction sites to tell you that this item for 13k euros in a house of "your" size is not feasible.
I don’t know this provider’s electrical bill of quantities, but I bet:
Living room: 2 ceiling light points 1x single switch and 1x two-way switch, 2 double sockets, 1 TV connection, 1 telephone connection, 1 switchable socket
Kitchen: 1 ceiling light point with single switch, 3 double sockets as working sockets, 1x Schuko socket for extractor hood, 2x stove connection, 1 dishwasher connection, 1x refrigerator
Children’s room: 1 ceiling light point with single switch, 2 double sockets, 1 TV connection
Bedroom: 1 ceiling light point with single switch, 2 double sockets, 1 telephone connection
Honestly, that is the most basic equipment possible, look up the specs for the doorbell :-), or what about network (if you’re already building), TV and telephone in every room (you never know if you might need it someday), 6 working sockets in the kitchen for coffee machine, kettle, microwave and a radio clock, not many working sockets remain.
Just draw the floor plan of the house on a piece of paper. Then simply mark the electrical bill of quantities in the numbers indicated :-)
"I find it a bit too generalized and rather a pity to get only resistance and comments like 'don’t believe it' or 'doesn’t exist' from the 'experienced' users when you want or can build a house for 'only' 150,000 euros instead of 300,000 euros!
I’ll say nothing to that :-)
Regards
Markus