Hello, can you show what you have found interesting ?! Thank you.
Hello, can you show what you have found interesting ?! Thank you.
What I find interesting is that these Americans have built neat little homes, but when they show you the kitchen it's the size of an English kitchen. What is considered small in the US is standard here.
By proper roof you mean the ridiculous useless roof that everybody has on its house without knowing why ?
I would never ave such ! It's so stupid to waste the roof space that can be perfect as a large terrace.
I guess that you also do not like sliding doors and prefer the stupid standard doors, totally ugly and space wasting ?
By proper roof you mean the ridiculous useless roof that everybody has on its house without knowing why ?
I would never ave such ! It's so stupid to waste the roof space that can be perfect as a large terrace.
I guess that you also do not like sliding doors and prefer the stupid standard doors, totally ugly and space wasting ?
Those terraces do look nice, now that you mention it.
Wonder what became of the guy who started this thread?
Id imagine the roof terrace would make a nice frying pan
My brother I would run across our flat roof and jump off onto a pile of blankets to break our fall. Not sure the blankets did any good but at 6 and 7 you believe a lot of things. But my sister would sun bathe up there.
^^ There's 2 cafe's near me that are made from them. They look very modern and clean.
Good day all...new to TD - but not Thailand.
Reading the construction threads as I am perhaps going to embark on a build. I notice the terrace comments and wonder if anyone does have one?
Looking to build in the EEC + zone (Chan/Trat) so sun is less fierce and views are great!
In my mind I would want to slope the rook slightly to permit runoff (did flat roofing in high school summers and cant see them doing well here - though that was long ago, technology must have changed, not tar & gravel anymore?). SO to do that I am thinkinfg maybe some supports on the roof to make the terrace level? Then partially covered with a mind to sun and have a small bathroom and kitchen for late day/early morning. The covered portion would have floor to ceiling windows with screens to make it functional when the jungle is alive.
Any thoughts appreciated (thoughtful thoughts)
Cheers
I sit on my verandah when the power is out, or first thing in the morning with a coffee.
Open widows and doors once the sun is up. Natural ventilation is a must in the tropics.
^ Your lower ventilation shaft must be pretty big by now.
I'm aligned on that - need airflow in high humidity
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