Showing posts with label week 9. Show all posts
Showing posts with label week 9. Show all posts

Saturday, 15 July 2017

windows (week 9)

We were delighted to see that workers came to put our windows in on Saturday. We went to go have a look and take some photos:

laundry window below and bed 2 side window (middle childs room)


stacker door from living room onto alfresco


stacker doors from dining room and living room onto alfresco

size of opening of stacker door in living room


big dining room window and two small lounge windows


inside view of stackers doors leading to alfresco

living room size and big window facing the pool (North)


rumpus room sliding door leading out to the pool (North)


Study in front of the house (South)

Gap is where fronrtdoor will be and the room with the window is out closet / mud room

the two small frosted windows is for bed 4 and bed 3 bathroom. The big window is for my youngest son (bed 3). The window below is the dining room window



laundry window and main bed ensuite windows upstairs

bed 2 (middle child) side window facing west

middle child window and the laundry window by garage









Bricks finally and more windows (week 9)

Today the 14 July we finally saw workers onsite. There have been odd jobs being done like internal plumbing but not much else.

Have been very frustrated as our site supervisor had said the roof  tiles will go on and then bricks will commence on the 30 June. Needless to say there are no roof tiles on and now they are doing bricks first.

Last weekend we went for a quick sneak on site to check the roof tiles and bricks are correct. We were all a bit shocked how much smaller how house is than we expected. We hope it is just a misconception as walls are no in etc.

Before work I went to make sure the brickies will be using off white mortar like we requested. I spoke to a friendly worker and asked about the brick  timeline. He said 4 days for ground floor bricks and then scaffolding and then 1 and half weeks for upper floor bricks.

The brick colour we chose was in the standard range called "Stone" and we upgraded to off white mortar as the natural mortar is green in colour.


noticed part of  the stormwater drain is in the front garden

bricks on side of the house by the study

This is the study in the front of the house. Window got put in today. Bricks look darker as they are wet.



Benchtops, basins and painting (week 26)

There has been a lot happening in the house the past two weeks, The painting has continued, the wet area tiing is complete, all architraves ...