Hello everyone,
Some time ago, we had a pool built, and after installing the pool surround, we noticed that the stones of the pool edging were not laid level. Over a distance of 2 meters (6.5 feet), there is a height difference of 2 cm (0.8 inches) or more. It looks visually awful, and the construction company says this is completely within the tolerance of the German standard and therefore is not a defect.
Can someone help me and tell me if this is indeed within the tolerance or if I am being misled here? Thanks in advance.
Best regards
Some time ago, we had a pool built, and after installing the pool surround, we noticed that the stones of the pool edging were not laid level. Over a distance of 2 meters (6.5 feet), there is a height difference of 2 cm (0.8 inches) or more. It looks visually awful, and the construction company says this is completely within the tolerance of the German standard and therefore is not a defect.
Can someone help me and tell me if this is indeed within the tolerance or if I am being misled here? Thanks in advance.
Best regards
plewin100 schrieb:
I sent photos earlier... the light-colored stone creates a wave in height. The black stone is plumb.Ok, there is at least a standard for tiles and slabs regarding how much so-called overhang is allowed. Use that as a search term.P
plewin1004 Jan 2020 18:47Thank you very much. I was not familiar with the term "Ueberzahn" by itself. Thanks for that.
Vicky Pedia4 Jan 2020 19:05I’m glad I could help you so quickly. And thank you @Altai.
Vicky Pedia7 Jan 2020 09:12regulated in DIN 18202 "Tolerances in Building Construction" and 18352 "Tiling and Slab Work"
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