The first casualty
Excavation started on our block this week. Great to see the beginning of our build. Work on the slab starts Monday.
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From the back, looking across to the golf course
Building The Jenmark with Cavalier Homes Macarthur
Our block
From the back, looking across to the golf course
Colour selections
- Face Brick - Silver - Austral Urban One
- Feature Brick - Pepper
- Roof Tiles - Barramundi
- Windows - Pearl White
- Fascia - Dune
- Downpipes - Dune
- Gutters - Ironstone
- Garage Door - Dune
- Posts/Railing - Ironstone
- Eaves - 1/4 Dune
- Kitchen Cupboards - poly gloss white
- Microwave/wall oven unit - burnished wood
- Kitchen benchtops - essa stone basmati
- Kitchen island feature - burnished wood
- Walls - Dulux Grey Pebble
- Skirting/Doors/Timber - Dulux Vivid White
- Media Room - Dulux Exposed Elements
- Feature Wall - Dining - Dulux Nick's Nook
- Feature Walls - Dulux Purple Empire
Building Timeline
- 4th Mar - tiling started
- 4th Mar - Painting finished
- 26th Feb - Interior Painted Started
- 19th Feb - External painting finished
- 12th Feb 2010 - Kitchen installed
- 5th Feb 2010 - Stairs installed
- 29th Jan 2010 - Gyprock finished
- 25th Jan 2010 - Insulation batts installed, Gyprock delivered
- 23rd Jan 2010 - Electrical, aircon and vacuum ducting roughed in
- 23rd Dec 09 - Roof finished
- 10th Dec 09 - Eaves
- 4th Dec 09 - Roof tiles
- 26th Nov 09 - Gutters and fascia installed
- 24th Nov 09 - Bricks finished
- 13th Nov 09 - Scaffolding done, ready to brick 2nd storey
- 2nd Nov 09 - Bricking started
- 30th Oct 09 - Bricks Delivered
- 23rd Oct 09 - Frames finished, windows installed
- 16th Oct 09 - Frames started
- 6th Oct 09 - Slab completed
- 1st Oct 09 - waffle pods,steel,etc
- 30th Sept 09 - formwork
- 29th Sept 09 - plumbing
- 28th Sept 09 - piering
- 23rd Sept 09 - Excavation started
- 21st Sept 09 - Peg out survey
gawd, there was only one tree for them to be careful not to hit, and what do they go and do... hmm duffas! lol
ReplyDeleteYay! Yay! Yay! you have started the race :D. Congratulations.
ReplyDeletePoor Tree. . . sniff.
ReplyDeleteYes we are hoping to get it replaced.It will have to be the same though as council has deemed that it has to follow in a line the same species of tree planted a 1000 miles away!!!Lucky we are not in another street as they have these yucky palm type trees!Wish we were in the st that has the chinese elms.
ReplyDeleteooh, what's a chinese elm?
ReplyDeleteYeah, I'm not a big fan of the palms either. . . I think they belong in Cronulla, not Camden! I think Phil wants a yukka out the front of the house though. . .we'll see! I much prefer the gums myself!
Hi Jo, Chinese elm is a small leaved elm. I've noticed quite a few around Camden and Narellan. They are deciduous and make great bonsai - but fussy. There is a magnificent specimen in the beer garden of Camden Valley Inn.
ReplyDeleteCheers
John