Your projects 2020 - What's coming up with you?

Uninsulated = heating costs higher than for the entire house

It doesn't have to be that way, you can also insulate. Let's see what it will be. I just don't really want a plastic tub or a "paddling pool" like the inflatable ones, although those aren't bad.

Let's see what we manage to accomplish from the short- and mid-term "projects" this year, what will be finished in 2020, and what will be postponed to 2021
- new kitchen: sand ceiling beams, insulate gaps, install wastewater pipes, lay tiles, assemble kitchen
- storage room: insulate ceiling, core drilling, lay tiles, install shelving system
- warehouse: chisel out wall, install door, brick up old door opening
- partition wall in the living room
- replace 14 windows in the house
- re-insulate ceiling in the living room
- hallway in between: lay tiles, replace door
- new shed
- paint facade, renew weatherboards
- pave courtyard and carport
- build fence
- completely gut old kitchen + old bathroom, lay tiles, install entrance door etc. (office expansion)
- rebuild stairs from ground floor to first floor, tear down old ones, build stairs from first floor to attic, remove old ones
- create new bathroom with drywall, including pipes, sanitary fittings, tiles...
- create and furnish dressing room with drywall
- renew floor and insulate ceiling in current dressing room

What connections do you have at the location ((high-)voltage, water, sewage, heating, LAN...)? That will also influence the decision. Insulating (floor and walls) and a good cover make sense. Where do you want to place the equipment or just simple cartridge filters? In any case, I am looking forward to seeing when you realize the project.

What kind of connections do you have at the location ((high-voltage) power, water, sewage, heating, LAN...)? That will also influence the decision. Insulating (floor and walls) and a good cover make sense. Where do you want to put the technology or just simple cartridge filters? In any case, I’m curious when you realize the project.

That is all still in the future. However, I do have empty conduits and water.

At my place: building a fence, continuing to design the garden, it would be great if I could finish the terrace (at the moment we are up to the gravel). Paving the parking space is still open, but I don't think that will happen next year. Financially speaking.

one step at a time and the car doesn't care whether it's pavement or gravel