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And because of your pry bar, the ground became smooth and even on its own?

That was my neighbor’s idea. When I finished rolling, I almost cried because everything was so uneven.

Then he gave me two angle irons. We drilled holes in one and then threaded the rope through.

At first, I turned the iron so that two ends were on the bottom and the tip pointed upwards. I simply placed the second iron on top there for more weight.

And then go at it hard. Always up and down, sometimes pulled slightly diagonally. It became smoother each time. Then I flipped the iron and only dragged the flat side over it repeatedly like in the picture.

At some point, you can see where something is still missing to become truly even. There I gradually dumped additional topsoil cart by cart, roughly spread it with the rake, and then leveled it again.

And always looked at it from different angles.

What made it harder for me was that I didn’t have sieved topsoil. Because of that, larger, stone-hard clumps of earth (thumb-sized) kept getting stirred up. I searched them out again.

If you have sieved topsoil, it should go significantly better. In the next few days, I want to apply the seed.

The bathtub is nice, but a classic example of function follows design. So uncomfortable that you can basically only look at it but not use it.

Indeed, there are huge differences in lying comfort, whether freestanding or built-in bathtubs. We received extensive good advice in this regard and were allowed to try out different models. Based on the advice, we decided on a "shorter" model with a length of 1.70m, as you can better rest your legs on the other side of the bathtub and thus sit/lie more comfortably.

Looks great, but is that parquet or vinyl flooring?

It is parquet. We will see how it behaves.

Which model is that?

I have to check for you.

Since we are all supposed to stay home obediently, after roughly spreading the 50t of soil on Tuesday, I got started and modeled the terrain.

That looks great!

There were also more pieces of furniture here. In the utility room, I have now got my cabinet for garden chairs, seat cushions, vacuum cleaner, etc... it holds quite a bit. And the little one finally got his cabinet and his bed with drawer and second sleeping place. I was allowed to sleep in his bed 3 times and he downstairs. The shelf will also get Ikea fabric bins in different colors. Next on the agenda are the guest wardrobe, bedroom slope, and parents' bathroom. And my self-designed ceiling lamp in the living room is still to be made.

Due to the consultation, we decided on a "shorter" model with a length of 1.70m, as you can better support your legs on the other side of the bathtub there and therefore sit/lie more comfortably.

A good hint

There were also other pieces of furniture here.

I like the sink cutouts above the laundry sorters

There were also more pieces of furniture here.
In the technical room, I have now gotten my cabinet for garden chairs, seat cushions, vacuum cleaner, etc... it holds quite a lot

Great! My point exactly... But the microwave probably still has to go... too low without a shelf

Oh, it looks good there. The main thing is not in the line of sight... I can still place the shelf a bit higher.