ᐅ House Photos Discussion Corner – Share Your Home Pictures!

Created on: 25 Nov 2015 10:27
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Koempy
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:

Climbee3 Apr 2019 17:26
The ventilation ducts are embedded in cement.
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hemali2003
4 Apr 2019 00:02
guckuck2 schrieb:
the shiny stainless steel(?) corner strips on the tiles. Cheaper aluminum strips would have been matte and, in my opinion, would fit much better with the currently trendy concrete-look tiles.

I believe that is brushed stainless steel. We have tiles with the same look and I really wanted something matte to go with them. The result: it looked extremely cheap and simply didn’t look good in combination, so we went with stainless steel. It actually appears quite neutral and doesn’t "stand out."
blaupuma4 Apr 2019 03:57
Are these the cheap rails?

For me, it was important that they are thin and simple.

I’ll send a detailed photo again.
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pffreestyler
4 Apr 2019 08:17
A lot has happened on our side as well.

We made the attic floor walkable using tongue and groove boards.

The upper floor has been fully insulated, knee walls built, vapor barrier installed, and the gable ends covered with drywall strips (magazine screwdrivers are a fantastic invention).

Attic construction: exposed roof beams, wood, ladder, and building materials in front of two windows.


Attic construction site: visible wooden posts, roof insulation, wooden floor, window at the end.


Attic construction site: stacked wooden slats, beams, tools, visible worker.


The plasterers were here, everything is smooth as a baby’s bottom, even if it doesn’t quite look like it in the photos during the lime-cement work.

Unfinished interior room: white wall, ceiling with drywall, window on the right, construction debris.


Unfinished room with rough gray walls, greenish ceiling, window on the right; loose cables hanging.


Shell attic with blue insulation membrane, two windows, wooden beams, ladder, and construction lumber.


Gray wall with bright vertical light opening on the right, wooden floor, and blue painter’s tape.


Interior space under construction: two windows in the wall; left smaller, right larger; open ceiling.


We also installed the window sills.

Black metal window in red brick wall; construction work, blue tape below, wooden slats behind glass.


Today, the waterproofing membrane is being installed, and plumbing work can start next week.
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Buchweizen
4 Apr 2019 08:49
Bookstar schrieb:
Never use a shared sink; two separate ones are much more comfortable and hygienic.

Why is using a shared sink considered unhygienic?
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Bookstar
4 Apr 2019 14:20
Buchweizen schrieb:
What is unhygienic about sharing a wash basin?

For some, probably nothing. I find it disgusting.