Tego12
2018-05-27 09:06:14
- #1
Ceiling tiled all the way up... Also not my thing at all... No matter how nice the tile may be....
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bortel
2018-05-27 11:01:42
- #2
so
We are on the home stretch
11 more plates and the two steps on the sides, then it's done...
I especially like the miter cuts and the cuts in front of the doors as separators, a 1mm water jet already rocks [emoji2]
We are on the home stretch
11 more plates and the two steps on the sides, then it's done...
I especially like the miter cuts and the cuts in front of the doors as separators, a 1mm water jet already rocks [emoji2]
Goldi09111
2018-05-27 13:27:51
- #3
Nice records, what are they called?
Why isn't the hose connected right next to the roller? [emoji848][emoji16]
Why isn't the hose connected right next to the roller? [emoji848][emoji16]
R.Hotzenplotz
2018-05-27 13:30:23
- #4
Today new photos of our construction progress.
This is what the area looks like where a small flat roof section will be above the kitchen bay window.
View into the children's bathroom:
Children's room:
Upper floor hallway:
Seating area on the roof terrace:
View from the master bedroom towards the dressing room and master bathroom:
the meanwhile bricked-up "door" to the garage. It was agreed to provide a lintel so that a door could still be installed if needed, which I do not expect. Whether it was sensible that they apparently used Poroton for this instead of aerated concrete blocks, I do not know.
the ground floor hallway in overview with view to the wardrobe and the guest WC on the left:
View into the living room:
the garden still looks like a battlefield:
This is what the area looks like where a small flat roof section will be above the kitchen bay window.
View into the children's bathroom:
Children's room:
Upper floor hallway:
Seating area on the roof terrace:
View from the master bedroom towards the dressing room and master bathroom:
the meanwhile bricked-up "door" to the garage. It was agreed to provide a lintel so that a door could still be installed if needed, which I do not expect. Whether it was sensible that they apparently used Poroton for this instead of aerated concrete blocks, I do not know.
the ground floor hallway in overview with view to the wardrobe and the guest WC on the left:
View into the living room:
the garden still looks like a battlefield:
11ant
2018-05-27 13:47:22
- #5
Why isn’t the hose connected directly next to the roller?
Or vice versa, yes, I was just about to ask that.
Whether it made sense that they apparently used Poroton for that instead of aerated concrete blocks, I don’t know.
The way they did it, it might be just as "precise" to knock it out. You just live with that.
bortel
2018-05-27 14:07:46
- #6
Modern Dark by Flairstone Yes the hose...where it is connected, the water comes free to you from the cistern...the connection was there from the beginning...the others we laid later from the drinking water as a backup...in the planning I didn’t know yet that I would have such a hose holder and where I would fix it[emoji2][emoji6] The facade is insulated...I didn’t want to screw anything to it or should have known that much earlier Well...not everything can be fully planned[emoji85]