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:
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:
i_b_n_a_n schrieb:
i_b_n_a_n schrieb:
A golden freestanding bathtub with a matching freestanding floor-mounted tub faucet fits perfectly in my bathroom.Ich_bin_nicht_am_nörgelnsuperzappenduster? 😀
I don’t visit this thread very often…
saralina87 schrieb:
I still owe you some recent pictures.
Please ignore the mess around the house... I always like to say this: a successful and thoroughly charming house!!! Congratulations!
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saralina878 Jul 2021 09:40Hangman schrieb:
I always like to say: a well-designed and thoroughly charming house! Congratulations!Thank you very much 🙂That’s kind of you!
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hanghaus20008 Jul 2021 09:54haydee schrieb:
@i_b_n_a_n
Why was the old thread deleted? It was very informative and detailed.I thought so too.
I suspect that the obvious advertising for their contractors and materials was not welcome.
hanghaus2000 schrieb:
I thought so too.
I suspect that the obvious promotion of certain contractors and materials was unwelcome.Nonsense, neither my company nor those of the contractors we hired were identifiable (all images were carefully retouched). I am also not working in the construction industry. In particular, I have not advertised for anyone. However, I now urgently ask that this topic no longer be discussed here and kindly request that you respect this seriously – thank you.Small updates: The Q2 filling was gently sanded at the transitions and then treated with a primer (now the walls are perfectly smooth like a baby’s bottom 😉 ). Out of a total area of 900m² (9700 sq ft), we managed approximately 350m² (3800 sq ft) this weekend. Additionally, in one living unit, we installed the outlets, prepared the switch cables, and did some preliminary work on the electrical distribution cabinet (only low voltage so far; the rest will, of course, be done by the electrician). For the house connections to be installed next week, we prepared additional cables that we plan to “throw” into the trench and run through the multi-utility duct (network for the wall boxes and power for the outdoor area / bike ports).
Here, the screed installer really messed up and pressed the gas pipe right in front of the outlets (they don’t think 1cm ahead on the job. I also suspect they’re not paid for that level of care). So a few centimeters of screed have to be removed, the pipe moved left, and then patched again. The rolls on the right in the picture are the 300m² (3200 sq ft) impact sound insulation for under the vinyl and parquet flooring.
My “cozy electrical distribution cabinet,” unfortunately, the electrician has only had a few hours so far.
And here, as a teaser, just the bathroom tiles on their own:
Next week, a lot will finally happen again. Exterior stairs and balconies will be installed, the long-awaited house connections will be made, the borehole for the heat pump (110m (360 ft) per semi-detached house) will be drilled, and all four bathrooms will be tiled (soon).
Here, the screed installer really messed up and pressed the gas pipe right in front of the outlets (they don’t think 1cm ahead on the job. I also suspect they’re not paid for that level of care). So a few centimeters of screed have to be removed, the pipe moved left, and then patched again. The rolls on the right in the picture are the 300m² (3200 sq ft) impact sound insulation for under the vinyl and parquet flooring.
My “cozy electrical distribution cabinet,” unfortunately, the electrician has only had a few hours so far.
And here, as a teaser, just the bathroom tiles on their own:
Next week, a lot will finally happen again. Exterior stairs and balconies will be installed, the long-awaited house connections will be made, the borehole for the heat pump (110m (360 ft) per semi-detached house) will be drilled, and all four bathrooms will be tiled (soon).