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Alessandro8 Sep 2020 09:03If the surface is indeed not plastered or painted, I will deduct the costs for that from the builder. As you can see, the profiles have around 1000 scratches and discolorations that can no longer be removed.
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Alessandro8 Sep 2020 09:05Pinky0301 schrieb:
Do you have to access it if something is broken on the blind?It’s a shutter box, not a roller blind box.
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pffreestyler8 Sep 2020 09:25Still, an access panel should be installed that can be opened if something breaks.
I would do it anyway, even if it affects the appearance. It’s better to expose the access panel once and then have it replastered than to be bothered by its look every day. Access is probably only needed at a window about every 10 years anyway.
In the neighborhood, this was done using the fabric tape mentioned earlier.
I would do it anyway, even if it affects the appearance. It’s better to expose the access panel once and then have it replastered than to be bothered by its look every day. Access is probably only needed at a window about every 10 years anyway.
In the neighborhood, this was done using the fabric tape mentioned earlier.
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Alessandro8 Sep 2020 11:13There is no need for an access panel there. It’s simply the cover for the apron.
It just looks really bad.
It just looks really bad.
Alessandro schrieb:
It really looks quite awful Who thinks so? Just you?
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Alessandro8 Sep 2020 12:50Don’t you see it?
These are photos of the patio door and the corner window on the ground floor.
I don’t really mind about the upper floor. The builder just told me that normally these are painted by the homeowner as a DIY task.
These are photos of the patio door and the corner window on the ground floor.
I don’t really mind about the upper floor. The builder just told me that normally these are painted by the homeowner as a DIY task.