Hello as you all know that it has been a nightmare with the tilers so I went timber instead! I was confident to be able to install it myself and probably save some money in doing so. A big thanks to Stan Watson for making time to sand my floors on short notice even though I did go with water based polyurethane instead of his much loved oil based : )
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| It was a sticky messy job. I used a 6mm notched trowel to lay the glue down. But not matter how much you tired, it got everywhere. |
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| Thanks Stan |
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| I even let him do the first sealing coat. Man it was nice watching someone else work on my house for once. |
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| Three coats later vuola! |
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| We stayed of it for three days to help it cure. It is Tas Oak and I love how it is a bit darker than the roof. I am a bit worried about having too much timber in the room.... I had planned to install the timber bench tops and bulk head too.... hmmm we will see..... |
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| Girls said it remind them of a ballroom, so they had to dance on it. |
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| The kitchen arrived. Thanks Ezikit! Angus was an amazing help for the two days it took to assemble all of the carcasses. |
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| The oven! 11 layers of bubble wrap and another wooden box protecting more bubble wrap and styrofoam! |
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| The kitchen tentatively in place waiting for me to adjust and screw it in. |
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| Didn't take long for the kids to move into the place.... |
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| Hmmm working around them might be a bit difficult. |
1 comment:
Hey buddy is Stan related to an Alex Watson? Alex and his family are in our ward and they're from Hobart, moved to Melbourne a couple of years ago.
As usual mate spectacular work you're doing there. I'm impressed as usual.
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