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@AMNE3IA
Looks really stylish!
Could you share the room dimensions with me, length by width?
Thanks!

AMNE3IA schrieb:

The guest bathroom is almost finished.
- Baseboards are missing
- The correct flush plate is still missing.
The heating installer ordered the wrong ones twice 🙁.
You make an Excel spreadsheet for the sanitary fittings with EAN number, manufacturer’s part number, color, size, etc., and still the heating installer orders about half of them incorrectly. They also installed the wrong fitting, which is why the flush plate is positioned a bit lower.
As soon as you’re away from the construction site for 1-2 days, something like this happens 😳.

Very nice! May I ask where you got the mirror from?

AMNE3IA schrieb:

The heating engineer ordered the wrong items twice 🙁. You create an Excel spreadsheet for plumbing with EAN numbers, manufacturer part numbers, color, size, etc., and yet the heating engineer still manages to order about half of it incorrectly. And on top of that, installed the wrong fitting, which is why the pressure plate sits a bit lower. You’re only away from the construction site for a day or two, and something like this happens 😳.

If it’s not much more that’s wrong, excessive, or not delivered/done, consider yourself lucky—otherwise, I’ll send you our list 😱, and we are still quite behind schedule. I’m really shocked by the carelessness, inaccuracies, and lack of interest, even sloppiness, on (our) construction site, and I feel that this hasn’t improved in recent years despite excellent tools, systems, etc. It really looks great!!!

Thanks, everyone 🙂.

@Ypsi aus NI
The guest WC is 2 x 1.25 meters (6.5 x 4 feet), so 2.5 square meters (27 square feet) in total.
That size works for us. It shouldn't be any smaller, though.

@kati1337 1337
Talos Black Light Ø 50cm (20 inches)

@pagoni2020
Unfortunately, that’s the reality.
At some point, I actually arranged with the general contractor that every order would be double-checked by us.
Luckily, we had a great general contractor who was a bit overwhelmed because he was handling so much.
But we could talk to him about everything, make last-minute changes, and even call him on weekends if it was important.
Only his heating technician was a nightmare.

Snowy36 schrieb:

We have it like this and find it visually very appealing

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Thank you 🙂

Should the reveals (or the reveal) noticeably stand out from the surface of the rest of the facade, meaning should they be significantly smoother?

Schimi1791 schrieb:

Thanks 🙂

Should the reveals not stand out clearly from the surface of the rest of the facade, meaning should they be noticeably smoother?

In this area, that’s how it is usually done; we didn’t come up with it ourselves (-:

Of course, there are plenty of other ways it could be executed…