Semi-detached house, upscale fittings: Are the additional costs correct?

  • Erstellt am 2014-12-06 11:35:20

schubert79

2014-12-18 17:39:05
  • #1
Basement as a waterproof shell for under 29 TEU net? Rather very cheap. I've never seen it like this before..
 

milkie

2014-12-18 19:01:08
  • #2
3 sockets in the children's room and 6 in the living/dining room? That's more like the lower minimum equipment but unfortunately not upscale. Get some information about the standard for electrical installations (currently a hot topic for us). Even the standard is far above what is included in the offer. I haven't read the rest now, but we are currently also looking for tiles and for 18€ we haven't found a single one we like. Not even at the hardware store. I don't want to discourage you, but unfortunately, that is really just the minimum equipment. Have more expensive tiles and at least twice as many sockets factored in.
 

305er

2014-12-18 19:52:52
  • #3
I can imagine that nowadays it is probably no longer a standard, but if I think about it, I had only 3 sockets in the children's room my whole life and got along just fine with that. Crazy how times change. But sockets probably don't cost that much, do they? If not, you can just quickly install them yourself. I completely agree with you on the rest.
 

Bauexperte

2014-12-19 00:48:42
  • #4
Good evening,


And you want to tell me, you are not resistant to learning? The number at the bottom right must be very tempting ...

Rhenish greetings
 

305er

2014-12-19 08:35:27
  • #5
Sorry, I am neither a son nor a daughter by profession, and I don’t get any subsidies or anything from anyone! And since I have to work hard for my money, I also have to watch the costs! And I just can’t afford more, is that a problem?! Besides, I only mentioned that I didn’t need more in the past either and still had a TV, computer, etc., so I wouldn’t know why you absolutely need more, at least in a child’s room!
 

Panama17

2014-12-19 09:14:47
  • #6
Oh, I can think of quite a few things. Reading lamp by the bed, desk lamp, computer, possibly printer, charging cables for [Handy/IPad/Notebook], CD player, TV, game console, night light, string lights for Christmas, heater during baby age, vacuum cleaner... But of course, if the budget is limited, you have to make compromises. We used to do that with additional triple sockets (and I’m not going to say how many of those I currently have in use in our rental apartment). But at least in the living room and kitchen, I wouldn’t want to do without plenty of sockets. And who knows what developments and great new devices will come in the next years.
 

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