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wall 4Wet dirt is a viscous mass far heavier even than the water in a swimming pool, and exerts even more pressure on the surrounding walls.
A rogue bnuilder charged about 180,000 baht for this wall.
1 commentsjazzman11/21/10 at 16:22Maseratimartin: Yeah...you cannot beat nature! But try to explain ...
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Very nice bathroom finishingClick the image for a full screen view. They must have broken a corner off the expensive black marble top and hastily repaired it like this.
An electric socket this close to the washbasin is TOTALLY inadmissible.
2 commentsjazzman11/21/10 at 16:18Maseratimartin: The repair of the marble is bad, but the electric ...
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This 9 cm thick breezeblock is for heavy duty use. It is made with high grade portland cement. It can be used for load bearing walls if rebar is used and the holes a re filled with concrete. They can also be used for building small swimming pools.
They cost 8 baht each.
1 commentsjazzman10/16/10 at 01:48kknaj: I cant find these anywhere in Khon Kaen. People lo...
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Inside kitchen finished2 commentsRick B08/24/10 at 20:39StergThai: how about if u put a hole in the wall n kept the g...
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Inside kitchen after being tiled1 commentsRick B08/24/10 at 20:37StergThai: how much space is there between the island and the...
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Front viewAll we need now is a nice garden around it and some sleek stainless steel railings round the patios. We're waiting for good weather to apply the cladding to the porch pillars. The House Registration Certificate was delivered by the Or Bor Dor on 2 June 2008 for 20 baht. At no time were we required to apply for planning or construction permissions, no blueprints were required, and no money ever changed hands.
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2 commentsjazzman08/18/10 at 16:48StergThai: beautiful! Question... what is the width on the f...
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Pouring the columnsI am only looking , not working1 commentsrucus708/03/10 at 17:09BKKBILL: Thousands would belive that. Cool
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Rebar reaching for the sky1 commentsMax&Bee-in-CM07/16/10 at 19:33BKKBILL: Very artistic good one. Cool
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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 commentsverticalift06/25/10 at 23:44kknaj: Very nice pics. Did you do the door frames around ...
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Roof tile1 commentsrucus706/25/10 at 14:00otis-a: like you organization by placing pic of various as...
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Cable "Work"21 commentsnorbo06/02/10 at 07:18Ians: Pretty bloody rough wiring and as for the weld I c...
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1 commentsrmambour99903/18/10 at 08:59pklongball: The floors and wood work look great
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