House 110 sqm (1184 sq ft), bungalow. So, one level. Drywall ceiling, plastered walls; in the bathrooms lime-cement plaster, elsewhere gypsum plaster with lime content. Painting work includes filling, sanding, painter’s fleece, primer, and lightly tinted or white emulsion paint. In the bathrooms, fiberglass mesh over tiles on the walls, painted white with latex paint. Eaves painted with brackets. Quote 3800 gross. Is this ok?
Sascha_aus_H26 Apr 2017 16:06At that price, I wouldn’t hesitate at all.
We were offered €16,000 for 178sqm (1,916 sq ft) of living space over two floors to ensure Q2 finish during the work (generally already guaranteed by the general contractor), apply fiber fleece, and paint ceilings and walls white.
We were offered €16,000 for 178sqm (1,916 sq ft) of living space over two floors to ensure Q2 finish during the work (generally already guaranteed by the general contractor), apply fiber fleece, and paint ceilings and walls white.
toxicmolotow schrieb:
The business student learns in the first semester: Profit lies in purchasing. But not in a situation like this. In a typical manufacturing company, well over 50% of the services are outsourced. Of course, this is not the case here. This is precisely the exception to the rule.
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Caspar202027 Apr 2017 07:06Nordlys schrieb:
We don't put any special emphasis on specific brands like Keim or anything.You probably won't get those anyway. Lime or silicate paints aren't the same as dispersion paint. That's where I know Keim from.
Nordlys schrieb:
I think no craftsman works with poor-quality stuffAs I said before, the paint wholesaler has everything available. The wall will definitely be white.
It just seems too cheap to me.
