Where do I start? What a shit of a day and yet great at the same time....
The carpet in the meals/family area is going to be replaced and lots of walls are going to be fully repainted as he doesn't like touch up jobs being done as you can see them - the two sides of the entrance, the two main walls of the meals/family plus the toilet is going to be re-sanded and painted as you can see some plaster joins, a laundry wall will also be re done. 3 lights weren't working so they will be fixed, the outside junction box will be changed. The laminate bench in the ensuite will be fixed/replaced. The front render will be fixed, the power point int he bathroom has had to be put in the cupboard due to the smallness of the room and proximity to water sources and the post at the front of the house will be fixed properly. And then there are lots of bits that need repainting around the cornices etc due to movement and they will probably need to be re-done at the 3 and 12 month checks too... c'est la vie
I forgot the hair dryer so I didn't check any power points but I'm really not too worried as my SS has said that he looks after things for the first month, so anything I see that needs fixing he will get fixed in that first month and then it goes to the maintenance people and that alone leaves me feeling good as I know he does a good job.
I took photo's but really can't be bothered posting them as nothing has changed other than the addition of the red dots... splashback will go in later this week. It takes a while as they can't measure for it until the stone bench tops are in and then they need to cut the glass and then send it to the painters to be painted.
I've just checked my colour selections and I think they have installed the wrong internal door handles, everything is satin chrome but the door handles are all shiny and not a matt finish - gah, do I bother or not?
Oh and my phone got connected today! The appointment was meant to be for 8am-12pm but at 11:30 he came past and I told him how glad I was he arrived and he said he is about 4hrs early - they moved my appointment to 1pm-5pm and no one told me, anyway he had another one for a house just down the road so he did mine at the same time!
Just after starting my inspection I got a phone call from my sister to tell me that one of our long time family friend died in an accident this morning. I've known him for over half of my life and if I hadn't got back in contact with my Dad I would have asked him to walk me down the aisle if I was to ever get married. He leaves behind a lovely Wife, Tanya and two sons Trent and Hayden.
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/victoria/truckie-dies-after-hitting-stationary-semi-along-princes-freeway-nar-nar-goon/story-e6frf7kx-1225778017463
I was meant to go back to work this afternoon but just not in the head space for it. I'm also mean to help officiate/judge a cycling event my club is running tonight and I just don't know if I will or not yet... feeling pretty crappy and not in the mood to be around people
Showing posts with label Cabinets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cabinets. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Saturday, August 29, 2009
More tiling photos but from inside
I had a bit of time to kill this morning so naturally I went up to my house :D I also managed to find a door that was left unlocked! Sweeeeeeet! I got lots of photo's and spent a long time checking out all the paint work - I'm VERY impressed with the painting!! There are some marks and scratches but they are probably from the tilers - it happens.
Also, happy to report that the previous photo's of the paint on the cabinet work has been fixed!
Side of bath (Chocolate Matt) and floor tiles (Agra Sandstone). The top of the bath will be the same as the side

Shower in the bathroom

Bath plumbing, the shape in the concrete makes sense now - that water is still there grrr

Toilet! I like how they have done the tiles in here (Agra Sandstone)

Laundry (Loft Walnut)

Kitchen (Loft Walnut)

Bathroom/ensuite/toilet floor tiles (Agra Sandstone) next to the kitchen/entrance/laundry (Loft Walnut)

Ensuite shower (Mulia Gloss white with a strip of Chocolate Matt). The Bathroom shower will have the same strip

Shower base and floor tile (Agra Sandstone)

Close up of the feature strip (Chocolate Matt)

Damaged vanity in the ensuite

Completed paintwork


Two deep scratches on the front door

Bath support - it's actually a row of bricks and then cement or something
Also, happy to report that the previous photo's of the paint on the cabinet work has been fixed!
Side of bath (Chocolate Matt) and floor tiles (Agra Sandstone). The top of the bath will be the same as the side

Shower in the bathroom

Bath plumbing, the shape in the concrete makes sense now - that water is still there grrr

Toilet! I like how they have done the tiles in here (Agra Sandstone)

Laundry (Loft Walnut)

Kitchen (Loft Walnut)

Bathroom/ensuite/toilet floor tiles (Agra Sandstone) next to the kitchen/entrance/laundry (Loft Walnut)

Ensuite shower (Mulia Gloss white with a strip of Chocolate Matt). The Bathroom shower will have the same strip

Shower base and floor tile (Agra Sandstone)

Close up of the feature strip (Chocolate Matt)

Damaged vanity in the ensuite

Completed paintwork


Two deep scratches on the front door

Bath support - it's actually a row of bricks and then cement or something

Saturday, August 22, 2009
Fixing stage photo fest
I went for one of my regular visits today and found an open door! Wooohoo!!
The painters have arrived and taken all the doors off ready for painting although I seem to be 2 doors short which is a bit odd. I also found some paint tins hiding in the kitchen cupboards!
I got asked by someone also building a Regent 21 to take photo's of the cupboards so that's why I have taken them - enjoy Craig!
Now, time for LOTS of photo's from this week at the house
Chateau Lisa - notice the garage door to the backyard

Fixing of the front door

Fixing of the internal garage door

Skirting boards in the garage

Not needed? I think they changed the garage internal door

Garage door to backyard

I have a portico roof!

I love it!

The thingy over the garage

Ooooooh a door is open - this means ACCESS!! woohoo!

Ensuite basins

Ensuite basins

RHS ensuite cupboard

LHS ensuite cupboard

The doors are off again and ready to be repainted

Window frame

Window frame

Pantry cupboard

Pantry shelf

Island bench cupboard, between the cutlery drawers and the dishwasher and some paint!

Under the sink

Kitchen sink

To the left of the sink and more paint!

RHS of stove

LHS of range hood

Above range hood

RHS of range hood

I have a laundry sink

The laundry cupboard

Bathroom cabinet

Bathroom cupboad - way too small :(

Bathroom

Linen cupboard

Skirting boards

The black thing in the backyard

Cows

Rabbits!

Ducks!
The painters have arrived and taken all the doors off ready for painting although I seem to be 2 doors short which is a bit odd. I also found some paint tins hiding in the kitchen cupboards!
I got asked by someone also building a Regent 21 to take photo's of the cupboards so that's why I have taken them - enjoy Craig!
Now, time for LOTS of photo's from this week at the house
Chateau Lisa - notice the garage door to the backyard

Fixing of the front door

Fixing of the internal garage door

Skirting boards in the garage

Not needed? I think they changed the garage internal door

Garage door to backyard

I have a portico roof!

I love it!

The thingy over the garage

Ooooooh a door is open - this means ACCESS!! woohoo!

Ensuite basins

Ensuite basins

RHS ensuite cupboard

LHS ensuite cupboard

The doors are off again and ready to be repainted

Window frame

Window frame

Pantry cupboard

Pantry shelf

Island bench cupboard, between the cutlery drawers and the dishwasher and some paint!

Under the sink

Kitchen sink

To the left of the sink and more paint!

RHS of stove

LHS of range hood

Above range hood

RHS of range hood

I have a laundry sink

The laundry cupboard

Bathroom cabinet

Bathroom cupboad - way too small :(

Bathroom

Linen cupboard

Skirting boards

The black thing in the backyard

Cows

Rabbits!

Ducks!

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