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I find it surprising that the price includes free window design, as the window size usually has a significant impact on the overall house price. We are also building according to the current energy-saving regulations and, in addition to a gas heating system, required solar thermal energy and mechanical ventilation. The masonry also needed better insulation than the T10 standard.

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Sabine

Curly schrieb:
I’m surprised that the price includes free window customization, as window size usually has a big impact on the overall house cost. We are also building according to the current energy saving regulations and, with a gas heating system, needed to add solar thermal panels and a ventilation system. The masonry also required better insulation than the T10 block.

Best regards,
Sabine

We also have a few more patio doors at no extra charge. Even our angled custom window in the gable wasn’t charged separately. Our bricklayer said that windows and masonry don’t differ much in cost.

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ypg schrieb:
Our mason said that windows and masonry wouldn’t differ much in cost.

Good heavens. What kind of cheapest window is that supposed to be? - it sounds at least like plastic without a steel core.

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Nonsense, Yvonne’s walls are really expensive. Just kidding. Our builder also argued somewhat like that. Instead of a door, just a window—doesn’t matter, it’s no use. Instead of a wall, a back door—also no difference...

Think of it more as an exception :ö)..
For example, with us, the wall including everything is about 200 m² (2,150 sq ft), and the windows 300 m² (3,230 sq ft). And those are "only" plastic windows.
Wood-aluminum windows cost around 550 per m² (close to 51 per sq ft), so almost three times the price of the masonry per m².
- All prices are net amounts

Lumpi_LE schrieb:
Window 300. And these are “just” plastic windows.

Plus the lintel (including all the related work)!

I believe this calculation can never be accurate, and the builder actually means something else: that because a homeowner typically wants a maximum of three additional windows on average, he doesn’t make his estimator work overtime to determine the exact extra cost.

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