Although Bradford probably call them gold, insulation batts that is.
Another short week thanks to Anzac Day, Tuesday is spent getting rid of
the Gall Wasp infected parts of the lemon tree which translates to not much
left. Plan no. 247 for the rainwater tanks is underdeck with pumps in sumps so
a hole is dug and the back yard is cleaned up to make room for the decking and
to bury the tanks.
Some work is done to track down a good supplier of the required
electrics for the windows and the corbels are ordered.
Wednesday is significant as SAPN come and connect the power to both
sides underground to the newly installed meter boxes.
With things relatively water tight and the
sparkie having completed the first fix, it’s time to get ready to plasterboard.
Step one is to fill the walls and ceilings with insulation batts. Yellow
everywhere.
The plasterers do a wonderful job plastering the common wall both sides to a smooth cool surface.
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