The money
See what you pay, and when
Pick a floor. What you put in to start, what it costs a month, and what you will have paid by the time you hold the keys.
What this does not tell you
- Real dates. The first three payments fall due when the work is done, not on a calendar. The month numbers are what the contract prints; two could land closer together than that suggests.
- The doubling months. In months 12, 18, 24, 30, 36 the instalment is twice the figure above. The full schedule marks each one.
- Government duties and utility deposits, which are not part of the price — see the price sheet.
There is no interest and no markup: the 33 payments add up to the price of the floor exactly.