Tiawamutu's House Build
Feb 7th 2008, 12:05 am
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Mar 18th 2008, 4:41 pm
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Re: Tiawamutu's House Build
Haven't forgotten about this thread, just don't think it is appropriate to show any more pics of the rooms, due to privacy issues etc. Hope you understand
I have decided to do a before and after picture though, so you can see what it looked like as a patch of sand, then the finished house.
Hope you have all enjoyed this thread. I've enjoyed doing it, and although building has been a bit of a stressful process at times, I am so pleased we had the chance to do it.
Hopefully this will help others who are thinking of doing the same sort of thing.
It would be good to keep this thread open, and if anyone has any questions I will try my best to help.
....you never know, there may be some reno's done in the future that may be of some interest
I have decided to do a before and after picture though, so you can see what it looked like as a patch of sand, then the finished house.
Hope you have all enjoyed this thread. I've enjoyed doing it, and although building has been a bit of a stressful process at times, I am so pleased we had the chance to do it.
Hopefully this will help others who are thinking of doing the same sort of thing.
It would be good to keep this thread open, and if anyone has any questions I will try my best to help.
....you never know, there may be some reno's done in the future that may be of some interest
Mar 18th 2008, 4:47 pm
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bewdaful!!
Mar 19th 2008, 2:48 am
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Re: Tiawamutu's House Build
Haven't forgotten about this thread, just don't think it is appropriate to show any more pics of the rooms, due to privacy issues etc. Hope you understand
I have decided to do a before and after picture though, so you can see what it looked like as a patch of sand, then the finished house.
Hope you have all enjoyed this thread. I've enjoyed doing it, and although building has been a bit of a stressful process at times, I am so pleased we had the chance to do it.
Hopefully this will help others who are thinking of doing the same sort of thing.
It would be good to keep this thread open, and if anyone has any questions I will try my best to help.
....you never know, there may be some reno's done in the future that may be of some interest
I have decided to do a before and after picture though, so you can see what it looked like as a patch of sand, then the finished house.
Hope you have all enjoyed this thread. I've enjoyed doing it, and although building has been a bit of a stressful process at times, I am so pleased we had the chance to do it.
Hopefully this will help others who are thinking of doing the same sort of thing.
It would be good to keep this thread open, and if anyone has any questions I will try my best to help.
....you never know, there may be some reno's done in the future that may be of some interest
Mar 19th 2008, 5:17 am
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Wow that was quick. Seamed like yesterday you put the pics on of the plot!
Gosh, well done looks fab.
Gems
Gosh, well done looks fab.
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Mar 19th 2008, 1:13 pm
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Oct 5th 2008, 3:56 pm
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Re: Tiawamutu's House Build
Haven't forgotten about this thread, just don't think it is appropriate to show any more pics of the rooms, due to privacy issues etc. Hope you understand
I have decided to do a before and after picture though, so you can see what it looked like as a patch of sand, then the finished house.
Hope you have all enjoyed this thread. I've enjoyed doing it, and although building has been a bit of a stressful process at times, I am so pleased we had the chance to do it.
Hopefully this will help others who are thinking of doing the same sort of thing.
It would be good to keep this thread open, and if anyone has any questions I will try my best to help.
....you never know, there may be some reno's done in the future that may be of some interest
I have decided to do a before and after picture though, so you can see what it looked like as a patch of sand, then the finished house.
Hope you have all enjoyed this thread. I've enjoyed doing it, and although building has been a bit of a stressful process at times, I am so pleased we had the chance to do it.
Hopefully this will help others who are thinking of doing the same sort of thing.
It would be good to keep this thread open, and if anyone has any questions I will try my best to help.
....you never know, there may be some reno's done in the future that may be of some interest
After a recommendation from St George's Girl, we got it installed last week. I would highly recommend the company, as they did a fab job.
Roll on the summer is all I can say
Oct 6th 2008, 3:34 am
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Re: Tiawamutu's House Build
Speaking of reno's we eventually got air conditioning put in. One summer of 40+ degrees was enough for me!
After a recommendation from St George's Girl, we got it installed last week. I would highly recommend the company, as they did a fab job.
Roll on the summer is all I can say
After a recommendation from St George's Girl, we got it installed last week. I would highly recommend the company, as they did a fab job.
Roll on the summer is all I can say
Oct 6th 2008, 8:57 am
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Oct 6th 2008, 3:23 pm
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Hey T,
Thanks for a great thread. Love the pics, the house and garden look super, you must be thrilled.
I'm with you T roll on summer
.
ACE
Thanks for a great thread. Love the pics, the house and garden look super, you must be thrilled.
I'm with you T roll on summer
.ACE
Oct 7th 2008, 4:22 am
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Here I was thinking that this thread was about to become Tiawamutu's Renovation/Extension Thread LOL !!!!
Dec 10th 2008, 5:07 pm
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Just to let everybody know...
....We have been in our house a year today! Doesn't time fly!
Ozzidoc....Ur right about the reno stuff....This thread could go on forever, and it would make sense to put it all in one place
....We have been in our house a year today! Doesn't time fly!
Ozzidoc....Ur right about the reno stuff....This thread could go on forever, and it would make sense to put it all in one place
Dec 11th 2008, 4:54 am
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Happy one year anniversary!
Dec 15th 2008, 12:40 am
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Wow a year already !
Have you had your house warming ? Bad Karma not to do one for a new build !
Merry Christmas
Have you had your house warming ? Bad Karma not to do one for a new build !
Merry Christmas
Dec 15th 2008, 3:35 am
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Re: Tiawamutu's House Build
Would it be too late to have one now?
How you doing btw?
