Prefabricated garage - thought of everything?

No no, the prefabricated garages are definitely noticeably cheaper. But you get what you pay for. They aren’t pretty, the pictures here are proof.

They just look like plastered garages?! Where’s the problem? And if you like, you can even veneer them with bricks?!

they just look like plastered garages?! What’s the problem? And if you want, you can even brick them?!

They look like containers covered with spray plaster, which they basically are. And you can see that.
Of course, you can upgrade them, e.g. with better plaster or even brickwork, as you suggest.
In practice, however, this is unfortunately rare; they mostly look like trailer parks, garage backyards.

Sorry, that’s my personal opinion, those things devalue every property. Creepy.

Why wishful thinking have it made 6x6m okay with own contribution but finished plastered with gate and door fixed for 15-17k but 3-4 years ago

Otherwise ask Oleg. He’s coming Saturday and will do it quickly. But watch out for botched work.

PS be careful when drilling the prefabricated garage otherwise you’ll have a hole right away. Concrete tends to break out on the backside.

The sealing strip between the house and the garage, can you stick it to the facade in a prefabricated house or do you necessarily have to screw it in securely? How much does this sealing strip with installation approximately cost, neither the house builder nor the garage manufacturer want to do it.

Thanks and best regards.

This is glued here with MS polymer putty. It is an angle profile made of galvanized steel. Who does the parapet? Plumber, roofer? Metalworker? He should bond the angle. It doesn't cost much. One man-hour and some material.

The attic on the garage is already underway, but the garage builder does not want to attach the strip. I will talk to him again to see if he can glue it on.