ᐅ By when do you need to arrange temporary construction power?

Well, no idea, maybe from the original poster’s comment asking how long temporary construction power is needed, and post #9 that said it costs 3€ per day, so not worth mentioning? However, you’re right, it was not stated that the thing would just sit unused, I was mistaken there. Mea culpa.

Alex85 schrieb:
NRW is different. Our architects said that last winter there were about 4-5 days when no construction took place. Interior plastering apparently isn’t possible below 5°C (41°F). Around 0°C (32°F), groundworks aren’t usually prevented unless the ground is frozen through, which is rare here.

I still remember our architect mentioning the week-long construction break in winter—maybe he originally comes from NRW [emoji6]
Ideal temperatures for the concrete slab are around 10°C (50°F), but it’s also workable at 5°C (41°F). Below -2°C (28°F) it’s more difficult unless extra measures are taken. After about 3 days, the slab is generally frost-resistant. Here, temperatures only range from about -4°C (25°F) at night to +3°C (37°F) during the day. That makes it too risky. In the southeast, conditions are worse; in other areas, including NRW, I would be more relaxed [emoji4] But there’s always something [emoji6]

ruppsn schrieb:
Well, I’m not sure, maybe from the original poster’s message asking how long construction power needs to be used, and post #9, which said it costs €3 per day, so it’s not worth mentioning?
However, you’re right, it was not stated that the unit would remain unused, that was my mistake. Mea culpa.

You are referring to a post from 2012, while I am referring to the current discussion.

ypg schrieb:
You are referring to a post from 2012, I am referring to the current discussion

Oops. That’s the downside of Tapatalk—you can’t easily tell the date of the first post. I only see a "new thread," see "four pages," quickly read through them... and assume it’s a "new thread" and therefore current... lesson learned.

Who is digging up skeletons here? The house construction should be completed by now.