Tiling in the upper floor of a new building - no stairs available

Do you get the tiles yourself or does the tiler do that?

So, now it's my turn as well. I had the interior staircase removed and am now contracting it out myself. Because of this thread and since I now know my main contractor, I asked him how the construction staircase situation is. Of course – I have to provide it now, it was practically tacitly included with the interior stair supplier but now has been cut out. Since the construction services description does not explicitly include a construction staircase, I guess it's up to me anyway. But that's not really what it's about now whether I should or shouldn't, but thinking about the staircase and whether I just build it myself, I'm currently wondering how the other work actually works? So masons, carpenters, and roofers all come up via the scaffolding. But by the time the windows are installed, you actually want a staircase. Ok, I'll just build it then. But actually insulation and finally the screed come only after the windows. Is it then laid around the staircase and later filled in? Or does the construction staircase have to be taken away in the meantime and rebuilt after the screed has hardened? Or does the screed come in so late that the electrician and heating engineer have already finished their work enough to wait for the real interior staircase (according to the stair builder six weeks after screed, measurement only after screed)? Does anyone know? There is talk about sequences on the internet but I can't find exactly this interface...

Does anyone know this? There is talk about sequences online, but I can't find this exact interface...

Because few people have a construction staircase and manage with a portable ladder. And yes, besides tiles also bathtub, window, and drywall :)

Seriously? I think they're going to kill me. Well, I asked my site manager the question now. The funny thing would be if they usually build without a construction staircase and now, just because of my question, simply say, yeah, just put up a construction staircase for us... Offer from my type of staircase for construction staircase over 380 gross is here, but only rented. I think I'll assemble it myself, I can use the planks for something else later...

: Could you perhaps say something about the process/connection of construction staircase->insulation->screed->finished staircase as asked above? Also, where should the finished staircase actually rest at the end? The stair builder says screed or tiles. Online I read about the raw subfloor, since load-bearing parts must never be firmly connected to floating parts... In this regard, a recess for the construction staircase's footprint would even be sensible, so that the finished staircase can then be connected to the raw subfloor there. But how do you close everything up at the end?