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Exciting times Wilko!  Looking forward to the pics :)

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Here is a pic of the kitchen... And yes that's an external door frame sitting on our bench...

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Here is the second bathroom

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This is our ensuite, it's hard to get photos to show it properly

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Builder rang yesterday and said the timber floor is booked to be laid this week so should be good

We noticed that our bathroom plumbing is wrong, both showers and the bath are meant to have flick mixers instead of individual taps, so will be interesting to see how the builder is going to resolve this considering tiles are on the wall now

Just have to wait and see

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1 hour ago, Wilko16 said:

 

 

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Builder rang yesterday and said the timber floor is booked to be laid this week so should be good

We noticed that our bathroom plumbing is wrong, both showers and the bath are meant to have flick mixers instead of individual taps, so will be interesting to see how the builder is going to resolve this considering tiles are on the wall now

Just have to wait and see

 

shouldn't the shower floor be recessed not proud????

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2 hours ago, Wilko16 said:

Nah apparently our builder doesn't do recessed/level shower bases

So they can just pour a flat level Slab I guess

 

yer no different than having a shower base like this picture , as you said builder can pour flat slab. tiler doesn't need to screed a fall to run water into drain other than just the shower area, and he gets his fall by raising just that section. a cheaper way of doing it. but slightly more fashionable than having the old school white shower base. 

as for the taps your in the poo with that one. if you want flip fixers plumbing needs to be re done, tiles removed job. 

 

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on the other hand id be cracking a few guys necks over that door frame sitting on that bench!

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Just can't rely on anyone can ya.  Not like it's the most valuable thing most people will ever buy or anything is it?

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Wtf?!?!?!?!?!? Have fun with all thw water in ya bathroom lol

We still get a shower screen you know...

It still has a fall to the drain, it's not flat

Also I know the tiles are gonna have to come off, just pissed how long it's gonna take before the builder notices their mistake

We are not meant to go into the building site and look around, so I can't exactly ring them up and tell them what I have noticed

Here is a pic of the shower waterproofing, there is aluminium angle around the edge, then sand/mortar is poured in and a fall created to the centre

Then water proofing membrane seals it all up

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3 hours ago, Wilko16 said:

 

 

We are not meant to go into the building site and look around, so I can't exactly ring them up and tell them what I have noticed

 

We did lololololol 

 

Though we were allowed to be meeting the tiler there around that time so maybe both parties were pretending it was all stuff we noticed at that time.

 

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Just remembered we did walk in there and report things way before the tiler stage, because we caught the ensuite window and bath being installed at an incorrect height.  Would have saved them money getting it earlier, not to mention the time.

 

If they were being pricks about things it might have been a different story.  You don't want them to be able to blame any damage on you and charge you to rectify.

 

 

 

Can't remove this quote box no matter how many times I click on the arrow box and try to delete it.  Was lucky to be able to remove the image!  Quoting on phone isn't fun.

 

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When we signed our contract there was a specific page about not entering the building site,

so yeah I'm not gonna even risk them being able to flip any issues onto me

I'm just keeping a list of everything and I'll blurt it all out when we have handover inspection.

Heaps of small mistakes easy to fix, but the tap problem is gonna be a lot of rework for them

Might try negotiate something extra for the trouble, but don't like my chances

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