What is the appropriate loan amount?

  • Erstellt am 2014-01-21 13:54:19

Wastl

2014-01-23 11:01:59
  • #1

We built with them. If you have questions, send a private message. They handled everything outside (rubble, toilet, etc.) very neatly. They also provide a very detailed list after contract signing - so you know exactly what was ordered and paid for where. The price including floor slab sounds very low though. You must have negotiated well.
 

amelie74

2014-01-23 12:59:23
  • #2
Hello Wastl, I am just relieved that you had good experiences. We also had the impression that it is reputable. In the immediate neighborhood there are some houses from them & all seem satisfied. We actually didn’t have to negotiate regarding the base slab. The provider also showed flexibility concerning the sanitary areas. In the normal BB there were only wall tiles; we are getting the floor tiled as well at no additional cost. But that might be because of the representative.

I am more worried about the transport and assembly. The BB / contract states that if there are street-related / space-related problems, then we bear the costs!!! The street is only 4.30m wide. Is that enough???
 

Der Da

2014-01-23 13:06:57
  • #3
No, that's not enough.... at least if you're building in a dead end. I'm speaking from experience here. Basically, it depends on the regulatory office on what they allow. And how accommodating the crane operator is. Ours demanded 6m, but in the end, 3.50m was enough. But most likely, you will have to have a stabilized crane pad made on the construction site.
 

amelie74

2014-01-23 13:10:03
  • #4
So it's not a dead end. If we have to build this reinforced crane platform, what does it cost and what does it mean?? Do you have any information on that?
 

amelie74

2014-01-23 13:24:31
  • #5
The site manager is provided by the supplier - hopefully not a beginner
The builders arrive with huge articulated lorries, so I am already concerned about the road width! Thanks for now.
 

Der Da

2014-01-23 13:34:52
  • #6
The tractor-trailers are not your problem... the crane is...
Keyword escape routes.
 

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