Oops, sorry. I meant to say CMN not Marmite. (edited)Originally Posted by Marmite the Dog
Oops, sorry. I meant to say CMN not Marmite. (edited)Originally Posted by Marmite the Dog
The finishing touches were being applied today.
skirting boards are on....
I think they look great with welsh dragon green.
the bedroom.....
I actually wanted a much lighter colur but was overuled.
they are better than i had expected.
the spare room.
the scaffold was being removed when i left but out of battery..
next to tackle the garden.
some 1000 odd square metres to grass over.
Looks great CMN, did you consider green for the outside as well?
and finally.
let there be light.
the first light switched on....
that's just about a wrap.
will be spending my first night there next Sunday.
wife won't move until a later date deemed auspicious by the old folk.
no, but on reflection I'd have gone with the dark green roof tiles.Originally Posted by Tao
so, about 20,000 baht then.Originally Posted by Norton
oh, and i forgot to telly you.
the house is genuinely cool inside.
it's fukking boiling up here today.
proper serious hot.
walk inside the house and the temperature drops remarkably.
a vindication of my refusal to install air conditioning.
now that it's finished, I've been amusing myself by reading over the thread again.Originally Posted by NickA
up yours nick.
a famous thread for sure.
Nice one, I like everything apart from the pastel green colour.
(The same as in our bedroom )
Don't look so sad. No need to rush. One bit at a time as the cash becomes available. Best to wait a bit anyway just before rainy season.Originally Posted by ChiangMai noon
that's good news.Originally Posted by Norton
why don't they do it in rolls here.
seems they snip them off the bat.
I'd have thought it would take better in a roll.
Don't speak too soon.Originally Posted by ChiangMai noon
The house hasn't "dried" out fully yet.
Nice design, CMN. I'm not with you on the colour schemes, but hey, it's your home.
Who knows it's Thailand. Probably because a machine is needed to cut and roll the turf* (Marmers please note) and in Thailand they can hire a cutter for each side of the rectangle* (Tex note please) for a fraction of the cost.Originally Posted by ChiangMai noon
You're a braver man than me considering going without aircon. I've only had mine on once this year, but April is the ball-buster. Norton's right about waiting till June or July to lay the grass. Get the dirt leveled out now though and soak it a few times to level out the bumps. Use sand to fill divots.
The date chosen for us to move into our house was April Fools Day.Originally Posted by ChiangMai noon
If anything, CMN, I am a man of my word....
for you
Great building thread Nooners and your house is a bargain, Id like aircon though.
^always nice to have one room with aircon for when it gets really hot, I'm sure CMN will get guest room sorted out for when I visit.....
^so you'll sleep in the computer room then.
^
he'll be lucky.
computer is still in the old house.
i'm there now.
it's all that i have left there.
no telephone lines available at the new address apparently.
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