The following photos show where we were then and where we are now.
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This week we have had an incredible amount of rain (200mm) but this doesn't seem to have had too much of an impact on progress. It has been exciting to see the floor tiling commence and a relief that the internal wet plastering has been completed.
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| The tiles in the bathroom are natural stone Mercury Basalt. The look fantastic. |
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| The floor tiles in the Ensuite bathroom |
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| The 600 x 600 floor tiles in the Dining Room also look great |
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| The walls around the fireplace have been plastered |
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| The plastered wall in the study (the wall backs onto the lounge wall). The holes in the skirting board are for fresh air into the fireplace |
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| Now that study and bedroom walls have been plastered the reverse brick veneer wall construction along the east side is complete. |
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| Piles of tiles in the hallway |
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| The skirting boards are being installed and you can see the shadow line detail between the board and the plasterboard |
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| The scaffolding along the north facade has been taken down and we can now see the way that the light illuminates the lounge. There are lots of interesting shadows |
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| The builder has made a mock-up of the rainwater hopper as a template for the actual piece that will be made from metal |
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