Room lengths do not match the room size

Hello,

this is indeed a house-building forum, but maybe you can still help.

We currently want to purchase a condominium, which is still to be built by the developer. For this, we received the floor plan as an attachment. However, the dimensions (length times width) do not match the square meters.



Example:
Bedroom: 2.95 x 4.76 = 14.042
But the plan states 14.36 or 14.61.
Children's room: 3.39 x 3.42 = 11.59
But the plan states 11.48 or 11.71.

This actually runs through the entire plan.

Is that normal? How do the measurements come about then? And above all, which measurements can I actually expect for the apartment? If all rooms are smaller than the square meters stated, it adds up a bit...

Best regards

That actually runs through the entire plan.

You can't say that.
1. The attic, bathroom, and hallway are not calculable because measurements are missing.
2. For the bedroom, with the 2.95, they did not hit the wall at the top of the plan, so it’s a few centimeters more, then it fits again.
3. Children’s room: with gross measurements, the jamb of the floor-to-ceiling window and the door jamb are included.
The program calculates the living space based on what is digitally available. Also net with an entered plaster measurement. I know 1.5.
Furthermore, at the bottom of the plan it says in big letters:


A house is after all not a clockwork, but a rough product where a tolerance of 1/100 or 3/100 is still acceptable because you can’t work more precisely.
Where do you see a problem?

Plans include structural dimensions, the plaster still needs to be deducted. Otherwise, ypg has already said everything. And please never calculate down to the centimeter, that will end badly.