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Regarding Karsten, it is through the company,

Even if you only buy the materials, it’s already tight... I have paid more just for the flooring materials than that, and we don’t have super high-end expensive tiles or designer flooring...

But with Karsten, it’s the same as with me.
In the scope of work description, areas like the hallway, utility room, bathrooms, and kitchen are already covered with tiles, possibly with an extra charge for more expensive tiles.
If you subtract all that, there isn’t much left for 110 m² (1184 ft²).
Maybe about half, so if you choose a reasonably good mid-range flooring, you will definitely be within budget.

Joedreck schrieb:
It just annoys me... You turn the tap briefly and the temperature is different. Someone rinses, the water heats up briefly. My wife draws warm water, then it turns cold. Even if I turn it back on after soaping, you have to adjust it again.
In the house we currently live in, I waited for a store offer and got a single-lever mixer with a thermostat.

The single lever mixer can’t do anything about fluctuations caused by other users on the water pipes; in fact, I appreciate the single control adjusting instantly, rather than turning two separate taps to get the right mix again. A thermostat, of course, is even more comfortable. And after soaping, pulling the lever back up in a linear way feels easier to me than remembering how many turns of two separate taps to make.

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We are building within a budget range that many consider unachievable. However, all costs are now fixed – so not much can go wrong anymore (the screed is currently being installed). Our building supervisor from the Private Homeowners Association is very satisfied with the work so far – apparently, and hopefully, we didn’t cut corners in the wrong places. Of course, without unnecessary extras, but including the features that were important to us personally and worth the cost.

192,000 house with 146 sqm (1,572 sq ft) living space, no basement, 1.5 stories, gable roof, light gray render, gas + solar collectors + water storage tank, without underfloor heating, anthracite windows/doors inside and outside, walk-in showers with tiled walls, staircase in a special color, double drywall in the upper floor, Q3 surface finish, including satellite system, no KfW program, location: OWL

65,000 land value for 800 sqm (8,611 sq ft) (family-owned)

7,000 additional costs (building permit / planning permission, notary, land registry, temporary construction power and water, surveying, construction fence, drainage planning)

6,000 utility connection fees

14,000 infrastructure costs / extra foundation work

9,000 landscaping (gravel, 70 sqm (753 sq ft) paving, splash guard, 25 sqm (269 sq ft) terrace, front garden)

7,000 materials for floors/walls included in contract

27,000 kitchen, furniture, lighting, Private Homeowners Association supervision

bortel schrieb:
Even if you only buy the materials, that’s already tight... I’ve paid more just for the flooring materials than that, and we don’t have any ultra high-end expensive tiles or designer flooring...

I have to disagree based on my own experience.