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Another vote for a door on the bathroom here. There are some things that should remain private.
Mentioning before readng rest of thread, so sorry if repeating myself. If the doorways have no doors take into account it's currently August so the warmth of the flat will be misleading. Don't do anything too drastic with them, because you might decide you want actual doors fitted if the flat ends up way too cold and you want to keep heat in rooms.I have two open doorways with no door - the kitchen, and a cupboard thing in the office/spare bedroom. The cupboard looks ugly and it's where I'll keep clutter/suitcases so just want it hidden. Plus that room is really bare with white walls so a bit of colour.
Kitchen I thought of bead curtains - in the 90s they were everywhere but I can't seem to find much of a decent selection.
Has anyone used self-levelling compound for a floor? I want to use it in our porch before laying vinyl. Can we really mix, pour and fuck off for the day?
Not used it but seem to remember from something that you do need to roughly level it yourself.Has anyone used self-levelling compound for a floor? I want to use it in our porch before laying vinyl. Can we really mix, pour and fuck off for the day?
My mate did it on my bathroom floor, he was in charge but from memory it worked exactly like that.Has anyone used self-levelling compound for a floor? I want to use it in our porch before laying vinyl. Can we really mix, pour and fuck off for the day?
With this, you do the whole floor and I guess it finds its level. I think it’s ok to walk on after about 4 hours.I need to level a couple of uneven patches on the concrete floor before I can even think about fitting new carpets here so am thinking about using self-levelling compound/screed to do that - would be more of a patching up a couple of rough spots job rather than the entire floor however.
I'd be laying carpet myself (I've not done it before but my dad is an old hand at it and will tell me what to do and probably has the tools to loan me - they might not be modern tools though, there is a chance he will show up with a big block of wood and a mallet instead of a modern carpet stretcher - and I'll practice with an offcut in the storage cupboard first).
With this, you do the whole floor and I guess it finds its level. I think it’s ok to walk on after about 4 hours.
We’ll pack the dogs up and go out for the day. Not sure what you’d do about cats though.
Has anyone used self-levelling compound for a floor? I want to use it in our porch before laying vinyl. Can we really mix, pour and fuck off for the day?
Kitchen in and really well made. We were planning on painting it but the wood is so nice and he’s done a lovely job so thinking of staining it, but not sure what colour. The top is going to be stainless steel, was meant to be zinc but none available. So glad we got a carpenter to make it instead of IKEA. Will get top cupboards done once we move in
Yes, he made it all. €1150 including all the material! Bargain.Love that shakespearegirl - is that whole kitchen carpenter made?
Our decorator says the guys will be back tomorrow and think they can do it all this week, which would be great as then it should at least be usable when our daughter is back from camp. Have found a site when I can order blinds to match the feature wall and will try to order carpet this week.
I’ll swap you for a building site in a coastal Portuguese town!Why is it so hard to buy a feather duster? Wanted a very slim one to clean down the very dusty radiators. Took ages to locate on (wilkos and its plastic and doesn't look like it will last long). So that's today's job. Its so dusty and dirty here and difficult to clean compared to other places I've lived.
I got mine from Amazon, if that helpsWhy is it so hard to buy a feather duster? Wanted a very slim one to clean down the very dusty radiators. Took ages to locate on (wilkos and its plastic and doesn't look like it will last long). So that's today's job. Its so dusty and dirty here and difficult to clean compared to other places I've lived.
So simple but really nicely done, that looks superb.Kitchen in and really well made. We were planning on painting it but the wood is so nice and he’s done a lovely job so thinking of staining it, but not sure what colour. The top is going to be stainless steel, was meant to be zinc but none available. So glad we got a carpenter to make it instead of IKEA. Will get top cupboards done once we move in
Yes they look really good. At first i thought it was faced plywood but I think it's actually made from solid (but thin) timber planks, is that right?Kitchen in and really well made. We were planning on painting it but the wood is so nice and he’s done a lovely job so thinking of staining it, but not sure what colour. The top is going to be stainless steel, was meant to be zinc but none available. So glad we got a carpenter to make it instead of IKEA. Will get top cupboards done once we move in
Hurray, my mattress has arrived! Have to put the bed together. I wonder if I'll need tools for that, and how complicated it's going to be. I should probably wait till I have carpets in, but I really want to sleep on a nice firm mattress in my own place!
If anything you'll need a flathead screwdriver but normally the bolts that hold the base together and the headboard on have a big enough slot that you can use a coin to tighten them.Hurray, my mattress has arrived! Have to put the bed together. I wonder if I'll need tools for that, and how complicated it's going to be. I should probably wait till I have carpets in, but I really want to sleep on a nice firm mattress in my own place!