Benutzer 1001
2023-01-23 18:21:50
- #1
Definitely craftsmen..The whole nature of communication displayed here. For example, I feel personally attacked because I like cork joints when reading through this thread. I do not want acrylic joints (especially narrow ones) because the cm to the wall edge is technically intended that way and I feel safer knowing that the parquet will stay in place.
Solution-orientedness would do the matter well. If the execution is not specified, you get the state of the art. The state of the art is at most not met at the overpainted skirting board. If one does not exchange details with the craftsman before commissioning several thousand euros, then I don’t know anymore. Even Pinterest photos would have contributed to clarification.
But yeah, now if that is the biggest problem on the construction site, then everything is great. That’s complaining at the highest level.
Why does the builder have to accept a solution for this botch job? Neither did he cause it nor must he accept the current condition.
And I have never seen anything like this. And I know many who have built and have been here for quite a while.
Yeah yeah, now comes the old saying again: if you have no idea, you have to buy expertise. And then you wonder why a normal single-family house now costs 500,000 euros.