Thank you Steve and team, you certainly made a common orange brick look amazing lol, it's a shame we are rendering them. A stand out performance well done.
Friday, 23 August 2013
Another brick in the wall
Day 2 of brick laying, it's a race to the finish line lol. We knew this was going to be a big job for the brickies and boy they have been excellent. We had the best team of brickies with Steve leading the way, and due to his perfectionism (couldn't ask for better) the job was done in a matter of 10 working days with 1 Saturday to do the front pillars. They finished the job on the 3rd September
Thank you Steve and team, you certainly made a common orange brick look amazing lol, it's a shame we are rendering them. A stand out performance well done.
Thank you Steve and team, you certainly made a common orange brick look amazing lol, it's a shame we are rendering them. A stand out performance well done.
Thursday, 22 August 2013
Wednesday, 21 August 2013
More bricks
The scaffolding was pulled down and more bricks were delivered making the brick total 30 pallets or 12000 bricks wowsers!
back view to alfresco - you can see the edge of the pool to the left
more bricks
more bricks
bricks around the right...
bricks around the left
no ugly scaffolding...woohoo I can see my beautiful pavilion taking shape
bricks out the front
Tuesday, 20 August 2013
Bricks & Plumbing
With all the frames complete now, today saw the delivery of the bricks and all the plumbing rough-in was done. Bradnams also installed our bi-fold doors (I've been waiting soooooo long to see these) to see the meals/family rooms and boy, they didn't disappoint!
my gorgeous bi-folds games/meals
ens
alfresco
look...bricks!
more bricks...
more bricks
Thursday, 15 August 2013
Frame complete
We finally have all the frames completed and it looks awesome. All the coffered ceilings are done along with the drop down ceiling in the kitchen. All the bulkheads are done as well as the bath frames. We know how hard these guys have worked and trust me, with the system like ours, they need a medal. Because we are having roof tiles instead of colourbond, our frame had to be strengthened in order to bare the weight of the tiles. Usually if you are having tiles, you have a timber frame but we paid extra to have the strength of steel hence the longer build time.
drop down ceiling in kitchen
Monday, 12 August 2013
The roof
They installed the roof trusses this morning and boy was it great to watch...what a great job. Now it's looking like a real house and not a leggo system
Friday, 9 August 2013
Scaffolding
Some scaffolding was set up out the front today, I'm guessing it's to make it easier for the guys to put the trusses on the pavilion and for when the tiles go on the roof...maybe!!
Monday, 5 August 2013
The window to my soul
The windows were next to go in and I couldn't be more ecstatic they look awesome, I'm so glad I chose the colour I'm very happy
the left (dead) side of the home
front left side
Thursday, 1 August 2013
Truss me!
They put some roof trusses on the alfresco and garage and stood some more walls up. We got to meet our SS this afternoon and boy is he a nice man.
We went through the house to make sure we were happy with it (of course we were) and he told us that everything was going well with the build and because it was a big home, it was going to take longer than most other builds.
As long as we're in by xmas, I'll be a happy camper!
We went through the house to make sure we were happy with it (of course we were) and he told us that everything was going well with the build and because it was a big home, it was going to take longer than most other builds.
As long as we're in by xmas, I'll be a happy camper!
alfresco
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