With the end of the week rapidly approaching, the brickwork has resumed today and the house extension is starting to take shape.
Our house extension for increasing the size of our kitchen / dining room. We will be describing the house extension building work, fitting the kitchen, appliances, extension plumbing and electrics, flooring and internal doors.
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Showing posts with label build. Show all posts
Wednesday, 3 July 2013
Tuesday, 11 June 2013
House extension build - Day one
At the end of the first day we have lost the bay completely. The bay windows could not be salvaged. In place of the void created by the demolition of the bay windows, the builders created a temporary stud wall complete with door.
Some house extension building materials were delivered through the rear property access.
Some house extension building materials were delivered through the rear property access.
Some aerated breezeblocks lay in wait in the garden...mind my grass!
Monday, 10 June 2013
House extension build - Day two. Where have our bay windows gone!
I left for work this morning and I received an alarming image on my phone of the work that has taken place just in the first few hours!
The dining room bay windows and roof have undergone some demolition work.
The dining room bay windows and roof have undergone some demolition work.
I have mixed feelings about returning home to this today!
Our House Extension Building Project Description
Our aim is to have an extension built knock through the wall between our kitchen and dining room to create a large open plan kitchen / family room.
We wanted a very functional kitchen and also a great family space for every day living and entertaining. We felt that knocking through would not create enough space so we decided to have an extension built to create a much larger space.
We are going to keep this site updated with the latest on the project so check back for updates!
See below the rear view of the property and also the ground floor layout so you can try to visualise the project.
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