My 2nd House Renovation-Lots of Pics!
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Looks brilliant mate. I'm doing very similiar things. Unfortunately I don't have before pics because the house used to belong to my girlfriends grandparents who are no longer with us so only after pics because of memories. Will take them and get them posted.
I'm fitting a hardwood floor in my hall way and wondered where you got that built in mat from by your front door? Looks brill and really want one! Can such things be purchased or do i diy it?
I'm fitting a hardwood floor in my hall way and wondered where you got that built in mat from by your front door? Looks brill and really want one! Can such things be purchased or do i diy it?
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I was just thinking the very same thing, looks nice.
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Just found this - http://www.cleanmyquickstep.com/QuickStep Entrance Mat.htm
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Think I preferred it as it was. 
just out of interest where did you get those tiles for your bathroom? Also whats the size of them?
Done a great job mate!
Done a great job mate!
Just found this - http://www.cleanmyquickstep.com/QuickStep Entrance Mat.htm[/QUOTE]
You could knock one of those up if you have a decent mitre saw using some carpet trimming strips. The type that are for carpet to tile transitions so you get a decent lip to fit to your floor.
That's what I did for our entrance and it looks, You just need to get a door mat to drop in the middle.
Top job! Reminds me a lot of my first house, that had to be completely renovated and took 6 months and all of my spare time. Well worth it in the end though.
Steve
Steve
Hi there,
First off iam new to the forum. I just bought my first ever house with my new wife. It was valued at 180K for pristine condition, 120K for current condition and we got it for 105K. It is a 1950's house and requires all new windows, doors, plumbing GSH, and full rewire. I was just wondering how much you paid for all yours for materials only as i have a few friends also.
Thanks.
Awseome job btw.
First off iam new to the forum. I just bought my first ever house with my new wife. It was valued at 180K for pristine condition, 120K for current condition and we got it for 105K. It is a 1950's house and requires all new windows, doors, plumbing GSH, and full rewire. I was just wondering how much you paid for all yours for materials only as i have a few friends also.
Thanks.
Awseome job btw.
J
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Great report there. Thank you for taking the time to post your project. Pictures say so much more.
Jordan.
Jordan.