Ground Floor Tiling 3
Second day of screed mixing. Good progress but the materials are running out. Even with the extra bags of sand you can see in the driveway that were delivered this morning it will not be ....
Second day of screed mixing. Good progress but the materials are running out. Even with the extra bags of sand you can see in the driveway that were delivered this morning it will not be ....
Today the screeders arrived to lay the ground floor over the underfloor heating pipes. While they organised themselves, I finished off the installation of the earthing points in both the workshop and the car park ....
A record of the position of the central point of the fibre optic cable where the rods were brought together. Now all buried and without the inspection chamber that is now redundant. On the first ....
The free.com engineer is due this afternoon so I spent this morning with some small issues. First, I have installed a threshold for the workshop door as there will be different tiling inside the workshop ....
I have removed the plastic shuttering for the fountain foundation and have started playing with how it will look. I was just about able to move the base unit in which the pump is housed. ....
No photos today. Just me and Phillipe our neighbour on site pulling through fibre rods in preparation for the visit next week of free.com to install the fibre optique cables. It has been a long ....
The finished repair of the front arch. Some changes to the kerbstones. The heat pump position had to be changed (the base was extended some time ago for it) so the pathway became too narrow ....
Today Florent and his team are back on site for a couple of days to sort out some minor snagging issues. So I have got them to help me fit the large fixed window in ....
Using my glass suction handles and a bit of ingenuity, I have been able to get the glass out of the frame and stood on some blankets. I have then fitted the frame in place ....
With the heating pipes completed I am able to look at other issues so have started to construct a missing wall in the workshop. Meanwhile, almost imperceptibly, the first floor continues to advance.