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Browse Forums Building A New House Re: First Time Build: Hickinbotham in the Barossa 281Aug 08, 2013 8:29 pm Pictures? Nevertheless, I'm really pleased for you. Re: First Time Build: Hickinbotham in the Barossa 282Aug 09, 2013 10:31 am  zub13We have a roof!!! YAY  woo hoo. zub13Thanks-we have first fix electrical and plumbing too..... yay, now when i be nosey hopefully tomorrow(hubby said he wants to go to our house tomorrow) i have to be careful not to get electrocuted  i'm gonna have to leave kids with hubby i think just so i get to walk through your palace.  13 Sep 2012 240 SA Bronze Member Re: First Time Build: Hickinbotham in the Barossa 285Aug 19, 2013 2:19 pm My son and his fiance's build viewtopic.php?f=31&t=66084 24/7 Slabbed 30/7 Framed 05/8 Gutters 08/8 Roof & windows 31/8 gyprock,bricks,cornice 3/9 Lock up 8/11 In Re: First Time Build: Hickinbotham in the Barossa 286Aug 19, 2013 5:17 pm No stopping them! Best of luck for the sale and packing up of your house.Re: First Time Build: Hickinbotham in the Barossa 290Aug 25, 2013 2:41 pm Lock up already zub that is awesome! am still dying to see pics Re: First Time Build: Hickinbotham in the Barossa 291Aug 25, 2013 10:29 pm zub13Hi, We are being locked out next week apparently as they are ready for 2nd fix and joinery. Our portico piers have been rendered and the gyprock is complete..I wish they would hurry and do the stormwater so it would reduce the mud factor!!! sorry i didnt take a good look when we went by today, i did notice the rendered piers and also that you have a highlight over your laundry door, i dont think i have seen that before or maybe i have never noticed it before. yay for gyprock being finished and nearly time for lockout. the rain will probably be over by the time they get to stormwater. Re: First Time Build: Hickinbotham in the Barossa 294Aug 28, 2013 10:46 pm Megs25Oh I might need to grab his number. does he do munno para/ Andrews farm u reckon? grant is great, he does paving and landscaping also. i think he would definately do munno para/andrews farm seeing as his business is based at gawler. he had work down south the other day. if it wasnt deluxes we would have never known about grant, thanx again deluxes. zub13we had the lovely fence guy Grant out today to do one side of our fence (as did hachy too I noticed!) Very happy with his quote and service-would recommend to all any other progress zub? Re: First Time Build: Hickinbotham in the Barossa 296Aug 31, 2013 4:53 pm Yay, lock out! Things are getting serious now. 13 Sep 2012 240 SA Bronze Member Re: First Time Build: Hickinbotham in the Barossa 297Aug 31, 2013 4:56 pm Yay for lock out. I think Scott will be locked out this week as all the bricks are done and the cornicing has bow been done too!!! My son and his fiance's build viewtopic.php?f=31&t=66084 24/7 Slabbed 30/7 Framed 05/8 Gutters 08/8 Roof & windows 31/8 gyprock,bricks,cornice 3/9 Lock up 8/11 In Re: First Time Build: Hickinbotham in the Barossa 298Aug 31, 2013 5:19 pm Great news for you, too Jo. Fingers crossed that means some of the outside tradies will be freed up for my little place.  13 Sep 2012 240 SA Bronze Member Re: First Time Build: Hickinbotham in the Barossa 299Aug 31, 2013 6:01 pm Lets hope so Lucinda. Maybe that's what your hold up is!! My son and his fiance's build viewtopic.php?f=31&t=66084 24/7 Slabbed 30/7 Framed 05/8 Gutters 08/8 Roof & windows 31/8 gyprock,bricks,cornice 3/9 Lock up 8/11 In If the eaves are fixed first, the eaves line is about 250 mm below the top plate of wall frame. If the cladding ie hebel stops just under the eave line, then that means… 2 48205 Rapid turnaround. That will be great if you are in by Christmas. Build is looking good! 30 134334 granny can live in the garage. just give her a few extra blankets rofl 8 29456 |
