Planning sockets and burn sites

Hello everyone, how did you approach the topic of electricity? Outlets/break points, how many and where? The builder has factored in a certain number, but I believe we won't be able to manage with that.

Sockets/power outlets – how many and where?

It depends on the floor plan and your personal needs. At the time, we went through the plans with our electrician and coordinated the electrical installation in lengthy discussions. During the shell construction phase, additional wishes and changes emerged.
The same process is currently happening with my renovation project.

What are you building and what is included in the house price?

Yes, you rarely get by with what is stated in the [Bauleistungsbeschreibung] because it often only offers the minimum standards or equipment variants.

As a guideline at least:

Plan one for every pair combination in each room corner.
One double CAT socket in each room. One central CAT per floor at the ceiling. In the living room, study, etc., gladly also 4x CAT.

Recessed sockets are almost out again, but plan them if needed.

And of course, do not skimp in rooms such as kitchen and study.

Also outdoors more than the usual one at the terrace.

If SAT is desired, then of course at every TV.

It depends on the floor plan and your own needs. At the time, we went through the plans with our electrician and coordinated the electrical installation in long discussions. During the shell construction, further wishes and changes were added.
The same is currently happening in my renovation project.

What are you building and what is included in the house price?

We are building a 1.5-story house and the following is included:
Ground floor
Living room: 10 sockets, 2 light points, 1 TV outlet, 1 telephone connection
Kitchen: 8 sockets, 1 light point, 1 stove connection, 1 dishwasher connection
Storage room: 1 socket, 1 light point
Hallway: 2 sockets, 2 light points
Guest WC: 2 sockets, 2 light points
Utility room: 4 sockets, 1 light point
Upper floor
Child 1 and Child 2 each: 6 sockets, 1 light point, 1 TV outlet
Bedroom: 6 sockets, 1 light point, 1 TV outlet
Bathroom: 3 sockets, 2 light points
Attic (unfinished): 1 socket, 1 light point
Staircase: 1 two-way switch
House entrance: 1 light point

Yes, you rarely get by with what is stated in the construction service description because it often only offers the minimum standards or equipment options.

As a guideline at least:

Plan one pair combination in every room corner.
One double CAT socket per room. Centrally one CAT per floor on the ceiling. In the living room, study, etc., preferably also 4x CAT.

Reveal sockets are almost out again, but plan them if needed.

And of course, in rooms like kitchen, study, do not skimp as much as possible.

Also outside more than the usual one at the terrace.

If SAT is desired, then of course at every TV.

What is a reveal socket?
And you mean a network socket (Cat) per room? And why should this also be on the ceiling?
I don't understand anything.

Network is completely missing, we have more sockets. In large rooms and bedrooms, consider additional two-way switches if necessary. Outside is also completely missing.