Planning error GU - Ceiling height

Best would certainly be a floor plan of the ground floor with the pipe routing the plumber envisions hand-drawn in. That way, you can imagine the unit and, if necessary, express ideas. Taking down the entire ceiling for one piece of pipe is nonsense.

Thank you very much for the answers!

We agreed on exposed concrete because we only want to paint the ceilings, which is why hanging them up annoys me so much. And, as you already mentioned, I also don't see the point of completely hanging them. Later we have an appointment with the site manager. Also to find out what the original plan was. We have two site managers, and one of them already started stammering a bit when I hinted to him that this can't work, so the boss is coming today. We chose a construction company from a nearby village, so not my big company, I hope they are accommodating since they rely much more on a good reputation. But why is 2.40m too little? I have lived my whole life in rooms no higher than that and have always been satisfied?

Thank you very much for the answers!

Also, to find out how the actual planning would have been.
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But why is 2.40m too little? I have lived my whole life in rooms no higher and was always satisfied?

Don’t you have a construction plan? Something like that should actually be in there!

If the 2.4 m are okay for you, that's great! It can’t be changed now anyway.

Best regards,

Andreas

I have to ask stupidly now, what the work plan is supposed to be? The construction description? Or is it something else? *Women, you know*

Hello Claudia,

We agreed on exposed concrete, since we only want to paint the ceilings, that's why hanging them up annoys me so much.

You don't paint exposed concrete; you surely mean a cast-in-place concrete or filigree ceiling.

Later we have an appointment with the site manager. Also to find out how the actual planning was supposed to be. We have two site managers and one already stumbled a bit when I hinted to him that this won't work, so the boss is coming today.

That's the right approach! Feel free to report back on the outcome later; at the moment I can't really follow your statements. Which isn't so surprising, after all you're a layperson and I have no idea about logistics

I have to ask stupidly now, what is the work plan supposed to be? The construction description? Or is it something else? *women, you know*

The work plan or execution drawing is the plan based on the structural engineering that all tradespeople need to build the house as owed according to the contract and in compliance with current technical regulations. In this particular case, it includes, among other things, where the exhaust pipe should be installed.

Rhenish regards

I have to ask a stupid question now, what is supposed to be the construction plan? The building description? Or is it something else? *Women, you know *

this is the floor plan that usually ends up lying around somewhere on the construction site because some trade left it there. almost everything important for the shell construction phase is drawn on this plan. often it is also a folder or similar with several sheets. for example, the floor plan shows where the said shaft is planned in your house. if it is missing there, the planners messed up.