Hello everyone,
Last summer, I discovered a developer who is working on a great project. After many hours, questions, plans, etc., the purchase contract for a condominium was finally signed in November, and since then I have been busy planning—starting with the bathroom, then the kitchen. Last week, however, I realized that I had incorrect plans. Fortunately, I am currently enough under the weather that I haven’t fully processed it yet, but yes, my previous planning was in vain.
Some windows were moved or removed. I hope to manage somehow with this in the kitchen, but the bathroom presents real problems for me. Since I’m feeling quite off right now, I am even considering canceling the purchase agreement. I can’t think of any way to fit everything I want into the bathroom with the new window position. Not to mention the issue of connections. Is there any good place to turn to for this problem? I already consulted a bathroom planner, but it turned out that this plan would not have been feasible because some walls and windows were not correctly positioned. So my trust in that is quite limited now.
I am grateful for any ideas. The developer sent me the correct plan with a proposal, but unfortunately, I don’t like it. I am not happy with the location of the toilet and bidet, the bathtub will not be freestanding—which I simply can’t afford—and the shower must definitely be walk-in and 90cm (35 inches) wide with a bench solution. I am attaching a picture of the plan and am curious to see what suggestions come up. Maybe someone has a very similar layout—intentionally!—and has found a great solution.
Thank you
Last summer, I discovered a developer who is working on a great project. After many hours, questions, plans, etc., the purchase contract for a condominium was finally signed in November, and since then I have been busy planning—starting with the bathroom, then the kitchen. Last week, however, I realized that I had incorrect plans. Fortunately, I am currently enough under the weather that I haven’t fully processed it yet, but yes, my previous planning was in vain.
Some windows were moved or removed. I hope to manage somehow with this in the kitchen, but the bathroom presents real problems for me. Since I’m feeling quite off right now, I am even considering canceling the purchase agreement. I can’t think of any way to fit everything I want into the bathroom with the new window position. Not to mention the issue of connections. Is there any good place to turn to for this problem? I already consulted a bathroom planner, but it turned out that this plan would not have been feasible because some walls and windows were not correctly positioned. So my trust in that is quite limited now.
I am grateful for any ideas. The developer sent me the correct plan with a proposal, but unfortunately, I don’t like it. I am not happy with the location of the toilet and bidet, the bathtub will not be freestanding—which I simply can’t afford—and the shower must definitely be walk-in and 90cm (35 inches) wide with a bench solution. I am attaching a picture of the plan and am curious to see what suggestions come up. Maybe someone has a very similar layout—intentionally!—and has found a great solution.
Thank you
H
hanghaus202325 Jan 2024 12:55Is this a prefabricated house? If so, aren't the wiring installations already included?
What else can still be changed?
What is the height of the parapet wall?
What else can still be changed?
What is the height of the parapet wall?
hanghaus2023 schrieb:
Is this a prefabricated house? Then the installations for the wiring should already be included, right?No, a timber frame construction does not automatically mean it comes ready for installation with wiring in place. Here, the wiring is visible even before the wooden studs are installed, and the drawing states “symbolically installed.”
Tigger baut schrieb:
I can’t present plans of the entire apartment right now, since I don’t have proper ones. There are some people here who can definitely read suboptimal plans much better than no plans at all. How is your apartment integrated into the building? Please show the floors above and below!
I’m surprised by how much help you’re receiving here despite the participants’ limited understanding of the situation. I’m certainly not the only one who prefers to discuss based on facts, rather than developing a completely wrong mental picture. One of your drawings suggests a penthouse or a conversion of an attic in an older building, while the other seems simply to be a tracing (from which we cannot tell which details have been left out).
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Tigger baut schrieb:
Once the house is set up – this should actually be done this weekIs the house going to be installed this week? So it is a prefabricated house after all? (I notice that you don’t correct assumptions here and also don’t answer questions)
Tigger baut schrieb:
I can’t present plans for the entire apartment right now because I don’t have any real ones – my folder full of papers isn’t worth much.Come on, don’t exaggerate. You must have something if the installation is scheduled for this week. Tigger baut schrieb:
After many hours, questions, plans, etc., the purchase contract for a condominium was finally concluded in November, and since then I have been busy planning.I don’t believe that. That’s only a few weeks ago... If someone has been planning for half a year and already ordered their kitchen, they can really get upset. Tigger baut schrieb:
Thanks for the drafts, I wouldn’t have come up with any of those options on my own.But with that info and your sketch (dark washbasin cabinet, bathtub with large platform, toilet in the spotlight area, and shower aligned through the door’s sightline), I question your planning skills. I think you should consider yourself lucky that the windows were changed so you can’t implement your plan.
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hanghaus202325 Jan 2024 18:58Similar topics