Climbee
2020-05-05 09:02:42
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Decking boards are being installed - now the house immediately looks much more "finished." 

The iron rods mark where the oven will go. Today the chimney sweep is also coming by to decide with us how long the oven pipe needs to be. There are actually no regulations for this as long as the oven is not installed inside a house (which we are not doing), but since our neighbors are not exactly friendly, we want to nip any trouble in the bud and would rather get the chimney sweep's blessing right away. If Madame ever complains about smoke smell, we can easily counter on the spot, "arranged with the chimney sweep, so everything’s fine."
And these are the slabs we are using for the paving, mixed with small granite stones (we didn’t want a neatly paved concrete surface, so a bit of "loosening" with small stones in between):
From the kitchen door (around the corner) there will be a wooden terrace again, but here, behind the house, where it is always damp at least in winter, paving is simply better.
The iron rods mark where the oven will go. Today the chimney sweep is also coming by to decide with us how long the oven pipe needs to be. There are actually no regulations for this as long as the oven is not installed inside a house (which we are not doing), but since our neighbors are not exactly friendly, we want to nip any trouble in the bud and would rather get the chimney sweep's blessing right away. If Madame ever complains about smoke smell, we can easily counter on the spot, "arranged with the chimney sweep, so everything’s fine."
And these are the slabs we are using for the paving, mixed with small granite stones (we didn’t want a neatly paved concrete surface, so a bit of "loosening" with small stones in between):
From the kitchen door (around the corner) there will be a wooden terrace again, but here, behind the house, where it is always damp at least in winter, paving is simply better.