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General => General Discussion => Topic started by: Kangaron on January 16, 2021, 10:39:02 AM
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A Miners hut on our block which was a rental.
So far have kicked in the ceilings, stripped the house of all plaster, wiring and plumbing [which has been replaced]
Removed all floors, replaced the stumps, bearers, joists then a new yellow tongue floor.
Repaired all windows, made one into a bay window.
Now slowly replacing all weatherboards and front verandah.
This will ultimately be spare bedrooms, apart from the whisky room.
After we finish this have a 180m2 extension, currently with the architect.
I'll update this thread as we move along different stages.
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Looks awesome!!
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Nice work Ron! but I thought retirement was relaxing.... ???
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I especially like the internal brick ;D
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Looks great, keep the updates coming
GG
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Awesome work, Ron! :cup:
So they had previously sheeted over the brickwork ???
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Awesome work, Ron! :cup:
So they had previously sheeted over the brickwork ???
The walls had several thicknesses of render, last reno done ? they battoned some walls and plasterboard, other walls plasterboard straight onto the render.They also installed a false ceiling at 2.4m, the original ceiling at 2.7m we kicked in and renewed.
Her indoors did the whole room.
She used a 4 inch bolster and a hammer, took her 6 weeks.
Then wire brush.
Then pressure washed, applied hydrocloric acid, pressure wasshed again - repeat 4 times.
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That is a lot of work by hand. Big effort. Congratulations :cup:
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Reno has finished on the cottage.
Re - Stumped, wired, plumbed.
New plaster, roof, skirts arcs etc.
Basically replaced everything except stud and brick walls, where were all square and in good nick.
180sm extension starts December.
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Looks awesome :cup:
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A very smart lookng reno Ron.... :cup: :cup:
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Stage Two has begun.
The plumber roughed in, and blindings were poured, and finally, walls and trussed delivered.
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edging closer.
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Cant rush these things :)
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a bit closer, bigs rains on the way for the weekend. :'(
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Jeez, Ron, you're going for just a "slight" extension to the original! :o
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a bit closer, bigs rains on the way for the weekend. :'(
Whens the house warming party?
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Next steps;
2.4-meter wrap around verandah.
Roofer to finish off.
Aggregate Concrete pour of verandah.
Sparky and plumber roughing in.
Knock down horid colorbond fence and extend picket fence.
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Next steps;
2.4-meter wrap around verandah.
Roofer to finish off.
Aggregate Concrete pour of verandah.
Sparky and plumber roughing in.
Knock down horid colorbond fence and extend picket fence.
that looks very nice dude...
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Looks the goods Kangaron.
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Looking really good mate
Well done :cup: :cup:
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Slow Progress, plasterer stopping up etc. then painter.
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Just a little reno... ;D ;D
The veranda sets it off very nicely... :cup: :cup:
:cheers:
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My missus is in love with that style verandah. Nice job!
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The fretwork at the front of the original miners cottage will continue around the corner, but not at the back.
Veranda is 2.4m, coupled with double glazed windows, insulation,solar array and battery bank will say goodbye to bills.
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The fretwork at the front of the original miners cottage will continue around the corner, but not at the back.
Veranda is 2.4m, coupled with double glazed windows, insulation,solar array and battery bank will say goodbye to bills.
thats awesome.
Reminds me of some of the houses back home where I grew up... Love those old styles when they are orientated correctly