Window reveal before window installation... smooth coat?

Tomorrow the acceptance inspection for the shell construction is scheduled; this will be addressed again.

Then note the dispute regarding the proper execution of this point in the protocol. I cannot form an opinion on the legitimacy of your concerns, precisely because of the unclear installation level.

The installation level should run at the outer edge of the wall. Then there will be insulation and plaster. So if that's what you mean, otherwise I'm at a loss.

Then just wait for the shell construction acceptance before you go shopping. You can still take care of it afterwards.


How much longer do you want to get hung up on unimportant questions?
This is a functional wall, 99.9% of the time the window ends up between the brick and the ETICS. You can just take that as given.
But since you spent the first two pages exposing that skim coating is a foreign concept to you when it comes to window installation, I wonder what exactly you’re still trying to achieve here.

How long do you want to hang on to unimportant questions?

The question is not unimportant.

The installation plane should be at the outer edge of the wall. Then comes insulation and plaster.

That would be in an area where it is already quite decent here ...

99.9% of the time, the window ends up between the stone and the ETICS.

... which in turn would mean that the installation lies completely in front of the criticized plane.

You can just take that as given.

That is exactly why one asks - in order not to assume factually incorrect circumstances in the concrete case just because they would be likely.

Alternative?

Take many photos and document in writing that it was done properly.

There is indeed a smooth finish, even if it looks untidy.
In my opinion, it should also be continued on the outside to be able to glue the outer foil flatly.

This is done for an additional charge.
This amounts to about 400€.

There is a smooth finish, but it is done properly for 400€ more?
For the next crooked wall, you then have to pay fifty euros and if the screed is crooked it’s another 500€? Where is this going?
The construction manager has two options.
a) It’s okay as it is and nothing happens.
b) we fix it.

But to say at the beginning that everything is fine and now charge 400€ for correction? Sounds pretty shady to me.

... this in turn would mean that the installation is completely in front of the questioned level.

Yes and no, since the inner foil is glued against the reveal, which is also difficult without a smooth surface. The same problem applies to the outside, as the Poroton also has grooves there on which a foil is glued.