ᐅ Help! Is this really the current state of technology?

Created on: 10 Jul 2016 23:30
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Gerrit
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Gerrit
10 Jul 2016 23:30
Hello everyone, the tiling work in our new build has been completed. We are far from satisfied with the results. The tiler says everything is within tolerance, but we find that hard to believe. That’s why we wanted to get some independent opinions. What do you think? Were the work carried out according to recognized standards and technical rules or relevant DIN regulations?

We would appreciate any helpful responses.

Best regards, Gerrit

Close-up of a door frame on the floor covering with sealant and dust


Close-up of a white window frame with damaged wall edges


Kitchen area with dark granite countertop and dark tiles


Close-up of a white door frame next to tiles inside the building


Close-up of a small gap in a stainless steel surface, indicating construction defects.


White door frame with gray baseboard on dark floor indoors


White kitchen fronts with door panel, window frame and dark floor.
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Komposthaufen
10 Jul 2016 23:50
No. Write a notice of defects. Good luck.
Jochen10411 Jul 2016 08:20
So, apparently, silicone is not his strong suit 😕
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Legurit
11 Jul 2016 08:26
I would say it is borderline acceptable in some places, and off in others.
Mycraft11 Jul 2016 08:45
Of course, it could look nicer, but you need the skills for that... however, I don’t see much potential for a defect.
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Sebastian79
11 Jul 2016 08:51
The rusty floor tiles look very familiar to me 🙂

But I only see a few real defects... some things are unattractive, some you are exaggerating.