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| Construction in Thailand Is building in Thailand as bad as it seems? Can properties really be built and fitted out to European standards? Would you like to Build your own house in Phuket, or a swimming pool in Bangkok? Solar water heating in Pattaya? Or maybe you want to build a resort or guesthouse on Koh Samui? If you want to build a luxury house in Thailand then this is the forum for you. |
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| Ban Phe Last Online: Yesterday 09:24 PM Join Date: Apr 2006
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| ok windows are in....well most of them.just the rest to do.just one thing, the 2 centre windows in each bay area,althought they are the same the space is different.check your plans. window W3. the wall is larger on the left. hope that is clear. probably designed that way,as the architect seems to know what he is doing. ![]() |
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| Koh Samui Last Online: 14-03-2010 08:23 PM Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Ban Chang
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| OK, Gotcha. Now that it is easy to see then the W3 at the main bedroom is correct, the window size for the kitchen (Noted now as W3A because of size change) will need to be reduced to match the same window edge distance from the corners of the wall. I would also say for asthetics that the size of the W4 windows will need to keep the same distance from the window edge to the wall corners. Sound OK? |
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| Koh Samui Last Online: 14-03-2010 08:23 PM Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Ban Chang
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| One more thing i just picked up is the kitchen windows are only 500mm above the finshed floor level but have kitchen benches running behind them on the inside. Therefore they will need to be 900mm for bench height + 100 for splash back, total of 1000mm above FFL. Windows W2 will require the same. |
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| Koh Samui Last Online: 14-03-2010 08:23 PM Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Ban Chang
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| Colors? OK, will be going with earth tones. Lime stone tiling around the base of the house, Light tan/cream walls with darker accents on trims and white PVC windows and doors. The roof will be a tan/brown. Hard to say exactly, it will be a matter of looking at color schemes that work and applying them. I have to say that what you have done so far really eclises anything i was actually expecting. Great work, thanks heaps!!!! I will have a good look at the models and give you anymore suggestions. |
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