Interior work
As interior or just expanding all construction of are trades referred that is not the shell , so to create the building envelope , or building services include.
Scope of interior work
Essentially, it means finishing work in the interior of the building , such as the production of floor, wall and ceiling coverings. This can also lead to overlapping of trades, e.g. B. natural stone work in interiors can certainly be carried out by the contractor of the main building trade ( shell construction ).
Typical expansion trades are:
- Drywall as a key work and often the central trade interface for modernizing room design
- Screed
- Heating and plumbing work
- Air conditioning and ventilation
- Upper floor ( carpets , parquet , laminate )
- Stair construction (e.g. steel-wood stairs)
- Locksmith and plumber work (e.g. railings on internal stairs)
- Interior plaster
- Tiles
- Natural stone work (in the building e.g. window sills, floor coverings)
- inner doors
- Painting and varnishing work
- Plasterer or plasterer work
- Furniture and carpentry work (e.g. interior design )
- Electrical installations (laying cables, connecting equipment, commissioning the installations)
- Wall cladding
planning
The planning of the interior work is carried out on buildings with average requirements, such as B. Residential buildings , mostly created by building architects . The interior designer is particularly responsible as a planner for interior fittings with higher requirements .
execution
In view of the variety of trades to be used, interface coordination is of particular importance in modern interior design. This applies in particular with regard to on-time construction completion and more difficult requirements in the increasing renovation market, i.e. H. the " building in existing buildings ".
The trend towards overall coordination (and responsibility for the services "from a single source") of expansion services by a specialist company is therefore understandable. Full-service providers that go beyond the drywall construction interface are therefore more than any other finishing trades able to coordinate the entire interior work. It makes sense to include them in an advisory capacity as early as the planning or tendering phase, and support the client, planner or main contractor with regard to the modern design and implementation of the building extension.
Immission and occupational safety
For interior work in the "inhabited stock", especially if it is accompanied by dust, adequate dust protection, e.g. B. by means of flexible dust protection walls to take care, especially since during work such as milling, grinding or drilling quite harmful fine dust can be released. Additional regulations exist for mold remediation; The recommendations for action of the LGA (State Health Office) Baden-Württemberg explicitly provide for the partitioning off of uninfected rooms or parts of rooms.
Individual evidence
- ↑ Dust, dust protection, dust protection walls ( Memento of the original from October 24, 2011 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. at staubschutz.de.
