Mycraft
2020-06-16 17:28:33
- #1
Does not change the fact that it is often the case even without the end customer's knowledge.
Sampling vs. Reality
- Erstellt am 2020-06-12 11:09:41
chrisw81
2020-06-16 17:51:36
- #2
So with our lift-and-slide door, I can see our dining table very well, which stands about 1m away from the glass inside. Of course, it depends on the lighting outside/inside, of course. And at our neighbors, I can also see the window standing in front of the pane very well, and when someone is sitting there, I sometimes wonder if I want to be seen like that. Well, whatever, we have made our decision and will live with it for now until we can't stand it anymore. Some build new, maybe we will renovate at some point, who knows.hm... I have to admit that with us, everything inside looks quite dark from the outside through the window. Meaning: from the garden or terrace, I can't see at all what's standing inside there. And if the sofa had a striking pattern and color, I'd just put a flowerpot in front of it
I know, I'm outing myself right now for not complying with the rule... what this has to do with the topic: the construction company built us this window instead of a knee wall window at the same cost. Here are two photos... because the ants on the lounger are annoying me right now
Tolentino
2020-06-16 18:13:51
- #3
Your splash guard looks quite wide, how many cm is that?
ypg
2020-06-16 19:45:06
- #4
That is 150... it’s also the path around the house at the same time. Back then I wanted 70 or 80 – but the landscape gardener said: You have space. A wider look is more elegant, narrow becomes stingy. Somehow he was right. We almost only walk on the lawn.Your splash guard looks wide, how many cm is it?
Alessandro
2020-06-17 11:52:18
- #5
almost finished
Tina mit K
2020-06-17 12:59:49
- #6
Oh, I think the beautiful black railing will get lost beforehand. It will no longer stand out from the wall like that.