ᐅ House Photos Discussion Corner – Share Your Home Pictures!

Created on: 25 Nov 2015 10:27

Hello,

It would be really great if everyone here could just post one or a few pictures showing the current state of their house.

I'll start right away.

For renovations, it’s best to provide a comparison of before and after the remodeling.

Before March 2014:

After May 2015:

RobsonMKK13 Oct 2017 19:05

#1201

The screed has been installed since Monday:

Interior view of an unfinished hallway: walls, loose cables, door at the end leading outside

Hallway looking toward the main entrance

Unfinished interior with large glass sliding doors leading outside; construction site and earthworks visible.

View into the dining area

Empty unfinished room at the construction site with rough plaster walls, electrical outlets, window on the right.

TV and lounge area

Empty renovation room with open glass doors, visible wall connections, and construction cables on the floor.

Kitchen

Room under construction: plastered walls, exposed cables, wall sockets, blue floor protection.

Bedroom

Unfinished interior with two floor-to-ceiling windows, raw floor, cables, view outside.

View into one of the children's rooms (fall protection is already installed)

11ant13 Oct 2017 19:18

#1202

RobsonMKK schrieb:
The screed has been installed since Monday:

And when were the photos taken? It looks uneven (?)

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RobsonMKK13 Oct 2017 19:41

#1203

The photos are from yesterday, and the waviness is misleading—it’s caused by the spreading process. The surface is completely level.

truce13 Oct 2017 19:48

#1204

Hygrometer installed?
Or just open the windows every few hours?
Ours is probably arriving in the next few weeks. Do we need a dehumidifier?
The heat pump won't be installed for another 1-2 months. Until then, it has to dry without underfloor heating :-/

RobsonMKK13 Oct 2017 19:55

#1205

We ventilate the house 2-3 times a day. I believe this is the only sensible approach at the beginning. After 3 weeks, the heating is supposed to start... we’ll see.

Nordlys13 Oct 2017 20:32

#1206

Initially, only fresh air should be allowed on the screed. No heating or dehumidifiers. It needs to dry gently to avoid curling. After two to three weeks, more intensive drying methods can be applied. Karsten

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