DAY 48

It's quite draining to go to the house every day, mostly twice a day. But I feel it's worth the effort because potential problems or mistakes can be identified and rectified early. MJ and I are particular, but I don't think we are overly so. It's natural to want mistakes to be fixed and so far, our IDs and contractor have been very obliging and responsive. 

We asked for power points inside the cupboards because we want to install the heat rod in all of them to keep our books and stuff moisture free. This is especially important for books to keep them mould free as well.

I think the colour combination turned out alright. 

The cupboards now have doors!

The grey kitchen colours seen in daylight.

(L-R): Kitchen sink area, fridge area and counter area.

Em's desk is a good size. We almost didn't have this built due to lack of funds but decided that this is important for the kids.

Meg's desk.

Another view of Em's desk.

This pic is to show the mass of fibre hairs that make up the gypsum board partitions. These partitions are used mainly for the false ceilings and walls.

Half the doors have gone up in Ems' room.

A third for Meg...

A little evening sun hits the parquet floor and the tiles in the living room. The brown in the flooring will eventually fade over time.

Their signature TV console, with little horizontal slots to allow the invisible remote control signals to cross and communicate.