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Claim profile for freeInstall a mm x mm meranti, non-opening cottage pane window, with standard 4mm glazing, plaster the reveal with a mm plastered window surrond on the outside to match existing windows, window frame to be primed and painted white with 2 coats of nin-drip enamel, inside of wall around window to be smooth plastered flush to existing plaster or wall skimmed around window to a smooth finish. Window will be located approximately 3m above ground level, requiring a scaffold for installation. Two pictures are attached. One showing the installation location and the other is an AI generated conceptual depiction pf the desired outcome.
I want to replace an existing Swartland cape Dutch window 1.2m x 1.5m with a large Swartland cape Dutch ready with glass window 2.5m x1.5m . A lintel will have to be built in first with support and then the window can be built in, but sealed with silicone all around. Then the plaster work and painting can be done. The hole in which thevwindow fits must be cut out in a neat rectangular shape with an angle grinder so that only the ewe has to be plastered and painted
Converting an old garage to a bedroom with a ensuite and bathroom ,putting a new passge anolng the existing 2 bedrooms changing all windows putting a new garage putting 2 new bay windows cladded with timber outside removing existing paving 80 square metres and laying new paving building a new braai area
Electrical * Supply of all material needed, plugs, ush boxes, cables, conduit pipe, garden store room light, etc * Remove old lighting in garden store room, install new tting and bulb, tubing and installation of new plug point in garden store room * Chase the wall, Tubing, install plug point in o ce, remove 2 lights ttings and replace with others from another bedroom, * Replace 1 bulb, remove 1 light from onother wall and install on light point. * Remove fan from upstairs, tubing and installation in downstairs bedroom, install 2 lights points on wall * Neaten up intercom cable glue it above the doo
I would like to know IF the following is possible, given structural engineering/guidelines etc (load bearing walls) 1. There is a wall separating a bedroom and a very small guest toilet. The same wall also leads to a very cramped closet space. I would like to open up the wall, to create a larger and more modern full bathroom that is IN-Room or En-suite. 2. There is a wall separating the kitchen & scullery. I would like to open up the wall and create a larger more modern kitchen. 3. I have another bedroom that already has a very small en-suite. I would like to make structural adjustments to open up the space, and create a larger modern IN-Room or En-Suite bathroom.
To build a double story house of sqm from the ground up through the following building phases: Demolishing the old structure Set up the foundation and pouring the concrete Digging, reinforcement and pouring the conceret (Ready Mix use) Building foundation box, filling, compacting and pouring concrete slab Build structure to window level Build structure to wall plate Slab first-floor shuttering/reinforcement First-floor slab pouring with ready-mix and pump Build structure to window level Build structure to roof level, window slab Plastering inside Plastering outside Topping screed and window corners Staircase Roof Electrical Plumbing
3 roundavals A,B and C Roundaval A 4 bedroom roundavel no bathrooms 7m diameter and 2.7m height Using ruby light face brick and rejects bricks inside for 2 walls Use maxi bricks to separate bedrooms roofing use Harvey thatch tile and timber roundavel B 9m diameter with 3.4m height 1 bedroom and open kitchen, lounge and dinning room Using ruby light face brick and rejects bricks inside for 2 walls Use maxi bricks to separate bedroom roofing use Harvey thatch tile and timber
We have a small outbuilding that currently has a small room and a bathroom. The total floor size is less than 20 square metres. We would like to make it double story. I have attached a drawing of the current layout and also 2 photographs of what it currently looks like and what we would like it to look like. We are open to suggestions as to the building materials for the upper floor (brick or other, and slab or wooden flooring). It would require a space saving (probably spiral) internal staircase, but for now we are only trying to get an indication of the actual structural building costs.
Renovation List for Sedibeng: Paving Painting the whole office Carports White paint for pharmacy windows Modern shark for biohazard Tilling clients rest room Aircon for store room the one we have is not working Plugs in Hts room Window for hts office blinds for one window Window for hts office
We are looking at getting our flatlet (attached to our house) renovated. It is a small 1 bed 1 bath. We are looking at stripping everything and getting a small kitchenette area done, including a few cupboards, sink and gas stove. Also, the bathroom needs to be revamped to include a shower, basin and toilet.