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ᐅ House Photos Discussion Corner – Share Your Home Pictures!

Created on: 25 Nov 2015 10:27
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Koempy
Original post
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:
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Fuchur12 Oct 2019 22:35
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The weather is favorable, and momentum is being used. Great care was taken both during excavation and concrete work. It looks very neat, so things can continue this way.

Large earth mound at a construction site; houses and green meadows in the background, blue sky.


Excavated foundation pit with finished concrete slab and steel reinforcement; houses in the background.


Concrete foundation slab in excavation with rebar rods around the edge.


Concrete foundation slab with vertical rebar rods at the edge of an excavation pit.
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Yosan14 Oct 2019 18:31
#6656
Our house is currently covered in an unattractive gray-green: it has a base coat plaster on it. The plumbing team was busy inside today.

House with scaffolding, red tiled roof, green lawn, and blue sky.
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gmt9414 Oct 2019 19:42
#6657
Our terrace is taking shape. Tomorrow, the paving will be done. This way, our junior’s party can take place outside over the weekend.

Modern white house facade; construction site with red soil and concrete foundations in the front yard
Tina mit K14 Oct 2019 20:00
#6658
Yosan schrieb:

Our house is currently coated in an unsightly gray-green color: this is the base coat plaster. The plumbers have been busy inside today.

Could actually be something from the military when seen from a distance.
KingSong14 Oct 2019 20:38
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I don’t want to keep you from seeing my current DIY project!

I am currently building a pergola for the west-facing terrace on my own. It is made from 130x130mm (5x5 inch) laminated larch beams, with outside dimensions of 4m (13 feet) wide, 3.5m (11.5 feet) deep, and 2.8m (9 feet) high. In between, I have slotted in larch decking boards to act as a louvered screen.

Yesterday, after 4 weeks of preparation, we finally put this monster up…. now all that’s left is to remove the supports, and then the wisteria can start its growth and cover it in greenery.

Holzbalken gestapelt auf Terrasse, Leiter am Haus, Bauwerkzeuge; Garten und Felder im Hintergrund.


Außenansicht eines Hauses im Bau mit Holzrahmen über dem Fenster, Leitern und Werkzeugen davor.


Modernes weißes zweistöckiges Haus mit Holz-Pergola im Hof; Abendlicht und Gartenbeleuchtung.


Holz-Pergola wird am Haus aufgebaut; Terrasse mit Stuhl, Pflanze und Gartenbereich.


Außenansicht eines Hauses mit Holzpergola über dem Patio; Fenster spiegelt Abendlicht.


Blick von unten durch eine Holzkonstruktion auf eine helle Fassade mit Fenstern und blauem Himmel.


Holz-Pergola vor weißem Haus mit Terrasse; Garten im Hintergrund.
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Lobster15 Oct 2019 08:41
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It’s great to see that many tasks are being done independently here as well.

The feeling of having completed some things yourself is priceless.

In our new housing developments, it’s common practice to take on an extra 100,000 and have everything done professionally right away – interest rates are low...