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Car Park / GarageInstead of a bare concrete floor at the front entrance, we laid tile and sandwash.
Cabinets provide storage for shoes and flip flops.
verticaliftApr 17, 2010
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Entrance"Cool-A-Roo" Sunshade material helps extend the car park and provides sunshade in the courtyard / bathroom behind the curved wall.verticaliftApr 16, 2010
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KitchenLike the rest of the house, the kitchen had been completly gutted and rebuilt. Though this is a traditional concrete kitchen, we used solid teak on the face of the vertical concrete columms. The inside of all lower cabinets have a white tile so that when the fish sauce spills, it's an easy clean-up. Countertop - Black African granite. UV Water Filteration system under sink. Travitine marble backsplash. All cabinets were hand made on a table saw in the living room.verticaliftApr 16, 2010
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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.
verticaliftApr 16, 2010
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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 commentsverticaliftApr 16, 2010
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Front of Townhouse 2010Front of Townhouse on one of Phukets Golf Courses.verticaliftApr 16, 2010
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Living roomView from the dining room to the living room, kitchen and main entrance.
All wood work is solid teak.
verticaliftApr 16, 2010
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Dining roomDining room with a view to the kitchen and upstairs landing.
10mm Teak T & G Ceiling.
Plan to install a large wall-to-wall skylight at the peak of the ceiling.
verticaliftApr 16, 2010
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Downstairs BathroomIndoor/Outdoor bathroom. I first saw this stainless steel rain shower spiral, in a magazine in Abu Dhabi where they were asking $2000USD. I tore the page out of the magazine and took it back to the local marina in Phuket where I kept my boat. I had the guys in the stainless steel shop fabricate it for me. My cost: 2,000 Baht. The 500 Baht shower curtain hangs on the stainless steel pipe.
Stairs are solid teak with 25 coats of "Deks Olje" (Aquired at the local marina)
verticaliftApr 16, 2010
     
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