Extension planning for house from the 60s

By the end of the year, the house was completely insulated and the reinforcement was applied. Before that, the window sills were installed.



Here is the comparison to 2 years ago:


The walls were channeled and the pipes laid on the ground floor through own effort.

After the interior plaster was applied, we were able to lay the floor insulation.


Then it was time to install the underfloor heating.



On the upper floor, the impact sound insulation is still in progress.


Additionally, everything was plastered on the outside so that the scaffolding was dismantled today.


Hardware for the automation of blinds and venetian blinds has also arrived.

The underfloor heating was also installed on the upper floor.
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The function was tested before the screed.
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Then the screed was laid.
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Outside, the terrain was restored and the terrace prepared.
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Dry construction work was started on the upper floor.
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Metal frame assembled and cladding started.

Also laid tongue and groove boards in the attic.

The children's rooms are fully paneled, filled, and sanded.

Room 1:


Room 2:

The children's rooms are fully paneled,

... double, or why in this gluing direction?