Aussenliegend ist logischerweise von aussen. Du meinst Aufsatz. Da steht ein Kasten von der Wand ab.
Hello,
I think it’s “six of one, half a dozen of the other,” either way – heating outages, pipe bursts, etc. have the fatal trait of occurring on weekends or during vacations; always when fixing them is not so easy to arrange – you get “wet feet” or all the “good things” come from above.
I only know of pipe installation inside a suspended ceiling for ventilation systems (I refuse to offer ceiling heating), otherwise everything is laid below the screed. If the corresponding pressure tests are done beforehand, nothing should really happen; the maintenance-intensive connections are located above the screed anyway.
Why does your architect recommend this practice? I’m interested, I’m never too old to learn.
Best regards
We didn't get any more precise than that. There was also no reason to ask again, especially since I don't know what is "usual" and what is not.
Hello,
You seem to be a very "low-maintenance" client
SCNR
Kind regards