Screed has been in for three days and is still wet?

I don’t quite understand the problem. For us, 1. parts of the screed were not laid with underfloor heating and 2. parts of the screed were completely omitted in order to still be able to do such "messy things". And why should a drywall be plastered again?

For cost reasons, it is now not uncommon to build the walls on the upper floor from drywall instead of solid walls. And such a drywall partition in the bathroom or as an interior wall, on which later a washbasin, base cabinet, large mirror, shelves, etc. hang, has quite a lot of force to dissipate into the floor.

Oh, you mean complete, floor-to-ceiling walls. I’m rather thinking of "Vormauern" in the bathroom, etc., etc.

You should not underestimate the weight that a drywall would transfer to the screed in the bathroom when a sink and a base cabinet are attached to it. Plus the weight of the tiles that will be glued on. Because even the insulation under the screed cannot withstand unlimited weight.

Oh, you mean complete, floor-to-ceiling walls. I’m thinking more of "partial walls" in the bathroom, etc.

Sorry, maybe I’m expressing myself too complicatedly. Here are, for example, the walls and ceiling of the attic and then in the bathroom the wall behind the toilet and [Qaschbevken] just to hide the drains.

You should also not underestimate the weight that a drywall would transfer to the screed in the bathroom if a washbasin and a vanity cabinet are attached to it. Plus the weight of the tiles that will be glued on top. Because even the insulation under the screed cannot withstand unlimited weight.

Okay, and what does that mean now? That’s nonsense, is it that they are building the walls on Wednesday, so 2 weeks after the screed, and have to wait? For example, at the neighbors the wall in the bathroom is already finished. To be honest, I hadn’t thought about the weights at all.

Okay and what does that mean now? That is nonsense, is that they do the walls on Wednesday, so 2 weeks after the screed, and have to wait? For the neighbors, for example, the bathroom wall is already finished. Honestly, I didn't even think about the weights.

Stay relaxed ;-) You are not putting a car lift in there. Sometimes people here like to exaggerate to emphasize their statements and paint the devil on the wall ;)