Properly installing the dimple membrane, base sealing, drainage?

Hey, we’re currently working outside as well, the dimpled membrane basically holds by itself. Lay it next to the house, put a shovel of gravel against it, and then just fill it in while spreading the gravel. I also think your planning is good for now, at least the generous paths and such. With plants, you just have to see what you like and what fits. We also have Thuja as a hedge, and where a new hedge needs to go, we will plant some new ones again. They are super low-maintenance and, in my opinion, sturdy, and what I find really great is that many birds live in them. If you want, I can also post pictures tomorrow. Cheers

Hello,

I notice that the sealing of your floor-to-ceiling windows does not comply with the rules of technology. Among other things, the sealing from the masonry over the ground support profile is not continuous. If you now raise your terrace to that level, moisture can penetrate between the base slab and the window.

Hello,

I notice that the sealing of your floor-to-ceiling windows does not comply with the state of the art. Among other things, the sealing from the masonry over the floor bearing profile is not continuous. If you now raise your terrace to that level, moisture can penetrate between the base plate and the window.

Is this bitumen strip what you mean?

No.

Just google "Der vergessene Anschluss" by Wetzel on the topic.

Thank you for the hint...

No.

Google "Der vergessene Anschluss" by Wetzel on the topic.

I have complained and requested a correction. Later I spoke again by phone with the head of the company. He said, "That will be done, the roofers will do it." What are the roofers supposed to do when the windows and doors are already in and cladding as well? (I said)
Is it really like that or did he just talk nonsense?
I even have photos of the current condition. ..