^Have you had a dump there yet?
Looking good, Noony.
Just make sure you wrap everything in plastic first.Originally Posted by ChiangMai noon
can someone ban nicka from my nice thread?
^Well I always think of home as the most comfortable place to take a crap, so until you've done that you won't know it's home yet. Squat or throne?
are you kidding?Originally Posted by NickA
It's a fair question.. have you curled one off in your new home yet?...
^^I don't know, am I?.... no, I don't think so... just an honest question
I haven't gone quite that native yet Nick.Originally Posted by NickA
it's a nice toilet.
around 5,000 baht I think.
I haven't taken any toilet pictures nik.
i'll ask my wife to get a few tomorrow.
Looking good CMN. Moving in 15 April. Will be a good chance to throw away all the stuff you have collected over the years. You will be amazed at how much stuff you really have! Will you do the usual monk party ceremony on move in?
these pictures were taken this morning.
not a lot left to do now.
the paint has been applied inside and outside and this morning the windows were fitted.
tiles are being laid a the moment too.
should be finished in a week or so.
this is our little kitchen so far.
can't for the life of me remember choosing these tiles for the work top.
here are the tiles going down in the living room.
i loved the tiles when i saw them at first, but not so sure any more.
i even ceremonially laid 2 myself.
there's a chap fitting the front door...
the cost of the windows including fitting was 38,000 baht.
do you like my summer yellow and mint green paint combo for the living room.
i do.
Wasn't sure those colours would go to gether but looks great.
What colours the guest room?
our bedroom is mint green.
the spare bedroom is a blue colour that my niece chose even though she is unlikely to sleep in it until she is 18 or something.
she's 6 already and doesn't like to sleep alone.
my computer room is my favourite shade of green.
welsh dragon green.
we had a storage area built in for me to stick junk like guitars and printers.
how do you spell scurtain board?
anyway.
we bought this from a local wood dealer in sansai.
the homepro price was very expensive, around 10,000 baht for 100 metres.
identical stuff in the local shop 2,700 baht.
and this is the outside as of this morning....
all in all very happy.
we did an audit of all our bills last night.
land: 400,000 baht.
all our millions of material receipts : 470,000 baht.
labour 126,000 baht.
total cost with no more major outlay.
996,000 baht.
^^All in all it's just great. Colors are well matched, windows look to be good quality, glass block is a good touch. Tile so, so like you say but not too bad. Wiring inside the wall as well. Very high so! Kitchen looks good. Will you be installing cabinets/doors under the counter?
You've done well considering your self professed ignorance regarding houses.
"Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect,"
Good number. You got your monies worth. Does look a little like the prices in some of the shops though. You know the 999 baht vs 1,000 baht ones.Originally Posted by ChiangMai noon
thank you so much norton.Originally Posted by Norton
really happy.
my wife has done extremely well i think.
i have been very impressed indeed.
that was the number we came up with after the audit.Originally Posted by Norton
honestly.
and believe me, we have been on a very tight budget.
accounting for missing bills and cash in hand transactions, maybe an extra 15,000ish.
also glad we did it when we did.
inflation is happening and the cost of materials like cement and sand increased as we went along.
Looks really good CMN can't belive how quickly it has been built.
Really happy for both of you
she's done a job to be very proud ofOriginally Posted by ChiangMai noon
Just joking about the price. Doesn't matter anyway. Close enough "around a million". You're right waiting would have cost you more. I just finished mine a little over 8 months ago. Hate to break this to you but you have a few more things to be 100% finished spending money. Kitchen stuff, curtains and furniture to name a few.Originally Posted by ChiangMai noon
that's all coming from our present house except the curtains that we don't like.Originally Posted by Norton
amazing to think that when we went on our christmas trip we didn't even have a plan.Originally Posted by Lady Hawk
seem like yesterday I was round at your place waiting for the building team to arrive.
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