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tumaa schrieb:

I love the look of wood
.....but the maintenance, no thanks

Then choose larch wood. No maintenance needed; the wood develops a beautiful gray patina.

Climbee schrieb:

At least the basic frame for the bathroom dividing wall is already in place.

Uh, yeah, and it looks like it’s right in front of a window sash (?)

tumaa schrieb:

It’s a matter of taste, but for me, it’s a must-have (if the building permit / planning permission allows it).

And a building plan with taste knows that Bavaria is not in Westphalia

hampshire schrieb:

Then go for larch wood. No maintenance needed, and the wood develops a beautiful gray patina.

Larch? – wasn’t tile mentioned earlier when talking about the wood look?

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11ant schrieb:

And a well-designed development plan obviously knows that Bavaria is not located in Westphalia

I was almost about to ask what exactly is in your development plan... funny?!

11ant schrieb:

Larch? – Didn’t we talk about tiles earlier regarding the wood look?

For the facade.

We have now started the electrical work in the garage.

In total, there will be around 40 to 50 outlets.

For those who use three-phase power, we have installed three outlets distributed throughout the garage.

The garden shed will get one later as well.

Luckily, I chose the large electrical cabinet, so I still have some space.

We decided to install a completely new sub-distribution panel. It is supplied from the house with a 16mm² (around 5 AWG) cable.

And yes, I know the cabinet is not fully wired yet.

I consider 50 power outlets for the garage to be, to put it mildly, a bit excessive. We managed well with 10...