ᐅ Screed not extended up to the reveals of windows / patio doors on the ground floor

Hello, is this now common practice?

For some reason, it wasn’t done that way in our case. It would definitely have looked better if the tiles had extended into the reveals, not to mention the extra costs if we now have to have some stone slabs made by the stonemason to fill the reveals.

We had fast-drying screed with underfloor heating. Under the windows and patio doors, there were insulation wedges made of Styrofoam or similar.

What do you think?

We have a gap in front of the patio doors without screed and tiles.

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Botch!?

In our case, the screed and tiles go right up to the window frame. The floor heating is, of course, separated from the window by a perimeter strip.

Have you asked your general contractor?