11ant
2018-06-30 14:41:59
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Actually nothing, but having the plasterer last is the more practical order, precisely because of the reworking. If he leaves out the affected corners and only does them after the window sill installer, it's practically patchwork. Plaster is supposed to be plaster, not plaster on the surface but filling at the connections.My question was, if you plaster first and then install the window sills, what then looks visually different on the window sills?
Even more so. But it would also be nonsense if the plasterer comes and just mentally places the window sills: they are not pushed in precisely but set in a bed, so there has to be some play during installation. And you don't want to close that with a joint or filler. So from my point of view, it only looks neat if the order is right.Measuring the window sills before the windows are in is nonsense, right?
You also don't just slip the floor slab underneath, just because the bricklayer has time earlier.