NYC76
2017-07-17 09:07:50
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Hello everyone,
I need your assessment regarding an offer from my general contractor for a cornice box.
We are building a city villa 10.5 x 11 m. We have already signed the contract and are currently waiting for the execution plans. Unfortunately, I forgot to include the topic of roof cladding during the negotiations. In the construction service description it says:
Dachüberstände
Generous roof overhangs emphasize the architecture of the ... construction company houses. For saddle and half-hipped roofs, roof overhangs of 50 cm at the eaves are executed according to the house proposal. The roof overhangs at the gables are 20 cm (deviations see house proposals). Houses with hipped roofs have a continuous roof overhang of 40 cm. At the gables, with a 20 cm roof overhang, a planed hanging board is attached underneath. For larger roof overhangs, the underside is clad with spruce wood profiles. The visible rafter ends and the underside boarding are primed white.
The offer I now have reads as follows:
47 m cornice cladding made of 3-ply spruce panels 22 mm, primed white on all sides and repainted after installation. Projection approx. 50 cm front cladding approx. 12 cm. Fastening with stainless steel screws, including substructure at 46.20 m = 2,171.40 net = + 19% VAT = 2,583.97 €
My question: Is the calculation understandable from your point of view?
Does the general contractor not save on painting the visible rafter ends and the underside boarding, which is already included in the price, when executing a cornice box, so that the painting of the cornice box should not be fully charged again?
Thank you for your support
I need your assessment regarding an offer from my general contractor for a cornice box.
We are building a city villa 10.5 x 11 m. We have already signed the contract and are currently waiting for the execution plans. Unfortunately, I forgot to include the topic of roof cladding during the negotiations. In the construction service description it says:
Dachüberstände
Generous roof overhangs emphasize the architecture of the ... construction company houses. For saddle and half-hipped roofs, roof overhangs of 50 cm at the eaves are executed according to the house proposal. The roof overhangs at the gables are 20 cm (deviations see house proposals). Houses with hipped roofs have a continuous roof overhang of 40 cm. At the gables, with a 20 cm roof overhang, a planed hanging board is attached underneath. For larger roof overhangs, the underside is clad with spruce wood profiles. The visible rafter ends and the underside boarding are primed white.
The offer I now have reads as follows:
47 m cornice cladding made of 3-ply spruce panels 22 mm, primed white on all sides and repainted after installation. Projection approx. 50 cm front cladding approx. 12 cm. Fastening with stainless steel screws, including substructure at 46.20 m = 2,171.40 net = + 19% VAT = 2,583.97 €
My question: Is the calculation understandable from your point of view?
Does the general contractor not save on painting the visible rafter ends and the underside boarding, which is already included in the price, when executing a cornice box, so that the painting of the cornice box should not be fully charged again?
Thank you for your support