Developer Lacks Electrical Installation Project: Legal Rights & Apartment Alterations

Hello everyone,

I recently picked up a new apartment from the developer. In the documentation he gave me a package of photos of how the installation was arranged. At the request for the installation design, I was told that they did not have such a design and that there were only photos.

The company that will do the alterations according to of my preferences asked for a project to professionally approach the topic.

Is it even possible that the developer is not required to have a project? Is there a legal basis on which I can request such a project?

The project probably is, but one for the whole division of (identical) apartments.

Hmm, just that there is almost every apartment there. Mine is two-level, below are like a double 2-room, even lower 3 rooms and then the ground floor.

PS It's about living in Poland.

The project should be somewhere.
Perhaps it was done only in the scope of ADM + installations supplying power to residential premises (enough for an official), terminated with a dashboard. The rest in terms of tenant. I have also done such projects.
You can apply for a project from the developer - you have the right to do so and you should receive technical documentation as the owner. Looking at my friends who recently bought housing, most of them received some plans / schemes based on which they changed something.
The question is what is contained in the contract signed by Cb and whether there is a provision regarding acceptances / guarantees / papers (acceptance reports, measurement of elec.) / Complaints.
I suspect that in Cb 90% of the situation was that the subcontractor was doing the topic by head without any paperwork.

The design is only a schematic, the electrical designs are detailed as to security, the other elements are only schematically marked. And this is a horizontal projection without dimensioning.
What does your company expect from rework? After all, professionally you don't make a project of changes to an existing building / apartment from the project, but you need to make real measurements.

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Is there a legal basis on which I can request such a project?

Did the developer or contractor threaten you with paragraphs, why would you threaten them.
Ask them for a photocopier or that you will come and take a picture of yourself from the documentation.
Or if the subcontractor was to prepare the documentation and installation, ask them for such a project. Just don't expect it to help you for the above reasons, but the pictures give you more.

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Mine is two levels,

I skip the fact that if you can afford a duplex apartment, you should be able to afford professional advice from a construction expert dot.

Maybe art. 60 -> art. 2 points 13 -> art 63
Construction Law
Somewhere this documentation must be.

tomus2k wrote:

Did the developer or contractor threaten you with paragraphs, why would you threaten them.

They probably did not threaten, but behaved like in a cloakroom joke:

gregiolo wrote:

On request for installation design I was told they did not have such a project

We don't have your coat and what will you do to us

tomus2k wrote:

Ask them for a photocopier or that you will come and take a picture of yourself from the documentation.

The developer (uninvited) should make a photocopy and send it to the client, or ask him to the office if he wants a cito.

tomus2k wrote:

I skip the fact that if you can afford a duplex apartment, you should afford professional advice from a construction appraiser. Dot

The fact is that this sentence smells of envy.

vodiczka wrote:

The developer (uninvited) should make a photocopy and send it to the client, or ask him to the office if he wants a cito.

No, he does not have to do anything on the cito, he gives the entire documentation to the manager (because I assume there is a community there), and earlier for permission from the architecture department. But only project documentation. Executive documentation, measurements etc. always remain with the developer / contractor.
It is because of this demanding approach that it is getting stuffy in this country.
All on a cito, without respect, the bigger the better.

tomus2k wrote:

I skip the fact that if you can afford a duplex apartment, you should afford professional advice from a construction appraiser. Dot

vodiczka wrote:

The fact is that this sentence smells of envy.

But if you thought, understood, then my advice, which is ironic, is 100% correct, should you conflict with the developer, use a professional?

I still insist that the fight for this paper is pointless, because there is nothing interesting for an interior designer. dot.
Example - a fragment of a project from the documentation of a multi-family building: