The photo came from this tweet.
I will never get over the fact that in the Netherlands it’s somewhat common for the tenant to take the floor with them when they move out.
https://xcancel.com/plahteenlahti/status/2084897119140266122
The photo came from this tweet.
I will never get over the fact that in the Netherlands it’s somewhat common for the tenant to take the floor with them when they move out.
https://xcancel.com/plahteenlahti/status/2084897119140266122
I know in Germany the renter often takes the cupboards and counters with them too. It’s not uncommon to come into a place with just a stove and a fridge in the kitchen.
In the US if you install anything in the rental, the landlord just kinda gets to own it. This is why I never make renovations or fix anything in a rental on my own dime.
It makes sense from the standpoint that moving a fridge up/down stairs is a hassle, but this is deeply funny to me for some reason.
I feel like moving an oven or fridge up and down the stairs is way easier than taking out and moving a bunch of cupboards that are attached to the wall
Even my public housing came without a kitchen. Got 400€ off my first rent.