ᐅ Window Installation in External Thermal Insulation Composite Systems (ETICS) – When Can the Window Installer Take Measurements?
Created on: 3 Jan 2018 21:38
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Hello forum,
We are currently in the process of having a house built.
The shell is up, and the brick cladding is almost finished.
The house is built with sand-lime bricks, and in the upper third an external thermal insulation composite system (ETICS) with plaster will be applied, while the lower two-thirds are brick-clad.
I was told that the window installer can only take measurements once the brick cladding is completely finished.
Does the insulation and plaster on the upper section also need to be completed first, or can the windows be measured and installed beforehand?
We are currently in the process of having a house built.
The shell is up, and the brick cladding is almost finished.
The house is built with sand-lime bricks, and in the upper third an external thermal insulation composite system (ETICS) with plaster will be applied, while the lower two-thirds are brick-clad.
I was told that the window installer can only take measurements once the brick cladding is completely finished.
Does the insulation and plaster on the upper section also need to be completed first, or can the windows be measured and installed beforehand?
Alex85 schrieb:
The average builder will probably spend around 20,000-25,000 euros on windows, and you want to discuss a delivery fee? Of course, you can categorize that as unforeseen expenses. But if it happens repeatedly until the construction site is finished, it will add up to a considerable amount that the original poster would probably be better off investing elsewhere.
Alex85 schrieb:
With that volume, he should dare to charge for an additional trip that is supposedly extra. Whether you schedule two consecutive days or two non-consecutive days, the travel costs don’t change. Just saying, as a former window manufacturer.
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