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Phuket Townhouse Renovation


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The following pics are of a townhouse renovation started in 2003. The home situated on a golf course in Phuket was completely "Gutted" (Concrete Shell) and rebuilt from the inside out paying lots attention to the details. 7 years latter, the project is still ongoing. (Hobbies are fun.....)
My wife lets me take on one (1) major project/upgrade per year......God bless her.

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Cement Bathtub *Pics (1-15)


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Cement Bathtub (Pics 16-33)


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Cement Bathtub Finished


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Cement bathtub in outdoor courtyard/bathroom.I had this 1/2 ton cement bathtub constructed offsite at a factory in Phuket. Because the istallation of the tub is in an outdoor courtyard, we could'nt use a standard prefabricated air-jet fiberglass tub. The sun's U.V. rays would have eaten-up a fiberglass tub inside 6 months.
Have a look at the other folders for how we built it and had it installed.
verticaliftApr 19, 2011
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Cement bathtub.A 2 meter section of this 30cm thick cement wall had to be knocked down and then re-built to get the 1/2 ton bathtub into the courtyard.
We used a truck with a crane in case you're wondering how we did it.
verticaliftApr 19, 2011
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Cement bathtubOutdoor courtyard 2m x 6m next to bathroom 2m x 3m.
Total bathroom/courtyard area: 18sqm
verticaliftApr 19, 2011
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verticaliftApr 12, 2011

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TerraceWe've turned this area into an upstairs outdoor terrace, overtop of the garage. Originally it was just a flat top roof (Waisted Space) of the garage/car park below. I had the roof/floor tiled and a sloping roof instaled overtop. The underside of the C-Pac roof tiles were to have been covered in 10 mm teak T & G, however with teak prices having skyrocketed over the past 7 years I had the underside of the C-Pac roof tiles painted a teak color and the steel support beams, painted dark oak. It works.1 commentsverticalift
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StairsThe original stairs were the standard concrete type with a small storage area underneath. I had the concrete stairs "blasted-out" and installed a steel beam with steel supports for the 4cm thick teak steps. With the house orientated to take advantage of the North-East / South-West monsoon winds, there is a Venturi effect in this part of the house with the wind blowing through it.
Who needs air-con...? Plan to install a skylight overtop of the stairwell.
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