With the completion
of installation of roof trusses, windows on the upper floor and
paperbark-coloured fascia and gutter, part of the scaffolding came down to make
way for installation of Hebel panels on the upper floor. You can see from the
pictures that Hebel on upper floor is almost complete, considering that
tradespeople moved the panels upstairs on Thursday to commence work, only to
abandon the site early afternoon owing to the constant showers.
The remainder of the upper floor (sections where Hebel are not installed) would have lightweight cladding, the materials for which are yet to be delivered on site.
Notice in the below picture how wide our extended eaves would look (600 mm), which we will have on the entire upper floor, and above outdoor and dining room on the ground floor. They are not only functional (block summer sun; reduce the need for mechanical cooling; shield furnishings), but also aesthetically pleasing (a grander look).
Today was also the
first opportunity for me to see work-in-progress on upper level, as the
chippies' ladder was available to climb up. All room sizes look reasonable,
except one, where our baby son would sleep. However, it is bigger than the room
he currently sleeps in the rental property we live now; so, I suppose, it is
ok.
Below is the picture of our Leisure room and the view as seen from the Leisure room window.
Our roof tiles were
also delivered – Bristle Yeoman Shingle Coal – ready for installation next
week.
Here is a sneak peek
of the view from our Balcony
The plumbers also
rocked up on Saturday to commence plumbing work and got heaps done – a few
pictures below to checkout the kind of work they did.
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| Plumbing work for the double vanity in our Ensuite; Immediately behind is our adult study room, and beyond that is our toddler son's room |
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