Framing Day 100 - Über Update

Well, we're up to the 100th day of post slab build, give or take a few days here and there. Meh.

Today I managed to take lots of pictures here and there as we walked around. I did not know it at the time (that it was the 100th day) however, it fits that there are lots of pictures for such a momentous day!

The termite protection has been put all around the house.

The short side of the galley. The tiler had left over tiles and suggested that we tile this bit to match the other side of the galley.

Tap is in.

Laundry

Laundry. Probably where an extra fridge or freezer (or both) will go.

Galley bench will need to be buffed.

Wall mount TV point.

Network, Foxtel and Antenna point.

WIR shelving.

WIR

Bathroom sink yet to be fitted out.

Guest suite bathroom.

Family room. The skirting boards have been left and we will fit them post handover once we've put our flooring in.

Place holder lights above the kitchen bench for the pendant lights we will be installing post handover.

The finished, painted repair work.

The theatre room.

The yet-to-be-stained stairwell.

PD's quality inspections have started. Either that or a hoarde of angry blue wasps has landed.

The modwood has been fitted into the terrace.

Master ensuite shower.

Spa in and tiled, the taps yet to be completed.

Room with a view.

Still waiting for the mirror.

Master bedroom. Hers.

Master bedroom. His.

Bathroom shower.

WIR shelving.

Door knobs yet to be added.

The Lego room!

Bathroom sink and cupboard.

A different bathroom shower.

CAT 1 toilet.

Another bathroom.

Heat lamps and exhaust fans fitted.

Found the man hole!

Awaiting final stain and clear coat.

The network bundle!

Inside view of the front door.

Framing Day 25 - A Dwarf Dwarf Door?

In trying to squeeze every cubic inch (showing my age here...) of storage out of this 44 sq. house (Wot? Like the extra high ceilings ground and first floor is not enough?), I decided that making use of the space under the stairwell is a good idea.

So we asked about it, and I even checked with the door manufacturer, a 1500mm high (dwarf) door is available and would fit under the stairwell.

So imagine my surprise when I saw this!

Um? 1050mm not 1500mm?

A quick chat to our site supervisor on Monday cleared things up. They will wait until the stairwell is in before they put in the final height, which will be as tall as they can make it.

We have the door swinging inwards (under the stairwell), not outwards into the walk-in pantry, so we have some clearance issues to deal with.