Our new SS says he could have it done by Christmas! I told him we want a good job, not a quick job! It’s looking good. Congratulations Mine not far to go https://forum.homeone.com.au/u/96467_1630026362.jpeg

And today the ground floor walls are done? https://forum.homeone.com.au/u/94542_1622708016.jpg https://forum.homeone.com.au/u/94542_1622708064.jpg Hey Sparkyf, it looks really good. 🤗🤗

They are temporary storm water points, though I think they may just be marking the location of the drain. Pre-pour setup completed, hoping for slab tomorrow! https://forum.homeone.com.au/u/94542_1622116235.jpg Looking good. Are they going to proceed with the construction with lockdown?

Can someone enlighten me as to the meaning of the rows of pink topped pipes? https://forum.homeone.com.au/u/94542_1620107935.jpg https://forum.homeone.com.au/u/94542_1620108150.jpg Could them be the storm water points?

First one completed! https://forum.homeone.com.au/u/94542_1619337974.jpg https://forum.homeone.com.au/u/94542_1619338006.jpg Not sure what to do with this space! Raise garden bed will be good

We have our building permit! Oh, now we have to wait up to 10-15 business days for them to start? Congratulations, not far now to start.😀

Which part of Geelong is this? this is not in Geelong. it is in shepparton.

Thanks! It's been a loooong journey! We paid or $1,500 deposit around November 2019, and with all the Covid stuff last year, it has dragged out far longer than expected! Not long to go from now. Mine started 2 weeks before Christmas. Snap lockdown slowed down the build. https://forum.homeone.com.au...

Congratulations

Now we are at the waiting stage. Contract signed, submitted to bank. Planning permit submitted to council. Hopefully everything will be approved. Congratulations mate. Hope everything go well from here. I have just signed my contract as well. Hopefully will start construction new year time.

We would have had less backyard with the bigger house, and the balcony would need a 1.7M high screen, so no views! And the outdoor room would also need a balustrade, as the ground level drops 1.7M off the edge, as the retaining wall ends there! https://forum.homeone.com.au/u/94542_1598665078.jpg ht...

The curved staircase is standard (it's on the standard plan) but the finish components are extra. Standard is carpet, but you can have wooden, stained, and a choice of fancy balustrades or the standard straight bars. We got quoted for Vic Ash stain and painting, it looks like the display house one ...

Interesting options, I see they copied the same pendant and balustrade as the display house! The D56 standard upstairs is shorter than the downstairs. This allows options such as the one here, by swapping bedrooms and leisure, and adding a balcony, you get a few larger bedrooms, and a "public&...