Surcharge for installing large-format tiles

owes market prices for variations. This also applies to labor costs.

I have not encountered this in the experiences we had with developers. Even the standard surcharges were always far from what one usually sees.

For developers, such prices are market standard

for the market-standard additional installation costs for the very large tiles (120x240cm) we now have a feel.

Based on your answers and my further research, there should be no or only very minimal additional labor costs for the installation of 80x80 tiles instead of 60x60 tiles. Do you agree?

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According to your answers and my further research, there should be no or only very minor additional labor costs for installing 80x80 tiles instead of 60x60 tiles. Do you agree?

The craftsman does not care about our opinion.

If I were a tiler: I would have that paid for, having to carry the large format through floors and doors, as well as the additional effort during installation.

Sometimes it is quite good to change perspectives.

Yep, I also think there is little room for maneuver. Unless the order volume is very large.

We paid €14.50 on the floor and €18.50 on the wall for 80x80. I find that absolutely justified. If I were a tiler, I would charge more. Installing these large tiles can really be annoying. And nerves cost lifetime, so I would charge well for that.

120x240 is already very special, just the risk of damaging one, for example when making the cutouts..

I think no discussion helps there. With the developer, it usually means - take it or leave it.