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ᐅ The dimensions of the foundation slab are incorrect.

Created on: 18 Feb 2017 17:59
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jamal-01
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Hello
Last week, our foundation slab was poured, and today I took some measurements.
The house is 10 x 9 m (33 x 30 ft). One side measures the full 9 m (30 ft), but the opposite side is 8.977 m (29 ft 5.5 in), so it is 2.3 cm (0.9 inches) shorter. Is this still within an acceptable tolerance?
Looking forward to your advice.
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ypg18 Feb 2017 18:34
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jamal-01 schrieb:
Will the interior dimensions then be shorter on one side?
Which dimension would, for example, be out of tolerance?

No, the bricks will protrude slightly.

Regards, Yvonne
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ypg18 Feb 2017 18:35
#8
Ps you can look up the DIN standards yourself...

Best regards, Yvonne
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jamal-0118 Feb 2017 18:43
#9
Ok thanks,
(Non-surface-finished tops of ceilings, screed, and concrete floors) – does this also refer to the foundation slab here?
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ypg18 Feb 2017 19:14
#10
I just thought of something: it will probably be the external dimensions anyway, right? And what exactly is supposed to be 10 meters (33 feet)? Inside or outside? There will be plaster or something similar applied both inside and outside anyway.

Don’t worry about it!

Best regards, Yvonne
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ypg18 Feb 2017 20:02
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Is this the construction drawing? Otherwise, we can gladly start the discussion from the beginning again. Everything has already been said.

Regards, Yvonne
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jamal-0118 Feb 2017 20:14
#12
The storage area is planned to be 10 m x 9 m (33 ft x 30 ft).