blackm88
2017-12-03 16:31:24
- #1
Here with us there is over 25cm of snow, so everything is fine.
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Bieber0815
2017-12-04 09:23:59
- #2
The plot will determine this direction and there are all kinds.A sensibly oriented building has north, maybe east,
Only is good, who has more? With us it's five meters (to the street/property boundary).from the front door to the street only about 7 meters,
berny
2017-12-04 09:25:54
- #3
Deterioration is clear, other changes are hardly possible from the optimum point of view. But why total?
You wrote it yourself: No more lake access, no more Alpine view... later it is already totally different; only garden fences and other houses.
matte
2017-12-04 09:41:38
- #4
With us, things are now happening one after the other:
- The kitchen is installed, only the stone countertop and glass backsplash are missing, which will be installed on Thu/Fri.
The missing freezer will also arrive then.
- In the main bathroom, we started installing the sanitary fixtures over the weekend. On Friday evening, we began with the vanity cabinet and the preparations for the washbasin. It will only be installed during the week because I'm still missing the faucets - I hate delivery delays.
We also installed the recessed mirror cabinet. That was a half disaster because the rough builder apparently did not support the mounting frame enough, and it sagged a bit. The mirror cabinet only went in with a lot of effort and a tube of lubricant.
- On Saturday, I then installed the first toilet, which went quite smoothly, unlike the shower.
I needed about 4 hours for it because I had to go to the hardware store 3 times: The connections were just so awkwardly placed that the smallest extension was too long. So, in the end, I had to use different S-connectors.
In summary, I can already say that it’s no rocket science to install such things yourself, but it can also be quite time-consuming, especially since (I) am doing all this for the first time.
Yesterday, we also hung the TV with friends, luckily everything went well, especially since my electrician apparently put the HDMI cable in a conduit that was too small, or it got compressed, as the cable can no longer be moved.
The cable is sufficient for 4K HDR content. If something new comes into the house in 10 years, I’ll have to think about how to solve that. But for now, I don’t care; it can’t be helped.
Because the dining table will be underneath and 5 of the 6 supplied screws stripped, I dismantled the bracket again and hung it on heavy-duty anchors. That was quite laborious and time-consuming, but now I can be sure that the thing won’t fall down and could probably even hold a small car.
The technical room is also finished, and thanks to clever planning, we now have space on 16m² for house connections, washing machine + utility sink, ventilation system, heating with 300L boiler, electrical including KNX and LAN distributor as well as 6.5 linear meters of shelving. Everything is still accessible for maintenance work.
- The kitchen is installed, only the stone countertop and glass backsplash are missing, which will be installed on Thu/Fri.
The missing freezer will also arrive then.
- In the main bathroom, we started installing the sanitary fixtures over the weekend. On Friday evening, we began with the vanity cabinet and the preparations for the washbasin. It will only be installed during the week because I'm still missing the faucets - I hate delivery delays.
We also installed the recessed mirror cabinet. That was a half disaster because the rough builder apparently did not support the mounting frame enough, and it sagged a bit. The mirror cabinet only went in with a lot of effort and a tube of lubricant.
- On Saturday, I then installed the first toilet, which went quite smoothly, unlike the shower.
I needed about 4 hours for it because I had to go to the hardware store 3 times: The connections were just so awkwardly placed that the smallest extension was too long. So, in the end, I had to use different S-connectors.
In summary, I can already say that it’s no rocket science to install such things yourself, but it can also be quite time-consuming, especially since (I) am doing all this for the first time.
Yesterday, we also hung the TV with friends, luckily everything went well, especially since my electrician apparently put the HDMI cable in a conduit that was too small, or it got compressed, as the cable can no longer be moved.
The cable is sufficient for 4K HDR content. If something new comes into the house in 10 years, I’ll have to think about how to solve that. But for now, I don’t care; it can’t be helped.
Because the dining table will be underneath and 5 of the 6 supplied screws stripped, I dismantled the bracket again and hung it on heavy-duty anchors. That was quite laborious and time-consuming, but now I can be sure that the thing won’t fall down and could probably even hold a small car.
The technical room is also finished, and thanks to clever planning, we now have space on 16m² for house connections, washing machine + utility sink, ventilation system, heating with 300L boiler, electrical including KNX and LAN distributor as well as 6.5 linear meters of shelving. Everything is still accessible for maintenance work.
berny
2017-12-04 09:54:03
- #5
Envy (because you are already so far ahead ) and respect, because you do so much yourself. When did the excavator arrive and when are you moving in?
kaho674
2017-12-04 10:06:09
- #6
So your living room with a balcony above is spectacular. Is there a floor plan online for that?Yesterday we also hung up the TV with friends,