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- Bob Hart
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I've been making some slow progress over Christmas and the last couple of weekends.
- The pine tree has been dug out and relaocated
- All the earth around the tree area has been dug out to a depth of approx 16"" and a new flower bed created.
- The rest of the old filter bays and surrounding concrete gunned out.
- Two more posts concreted into the ground
Absolutley loads to still do, but I'm pleased to have made some reasonable progress recently.
The plan is to have the poly carb roof fitted into place by Sunday 27th January.
Then once the area is being kept reasonably dry, I can move along with various pipework installations, concreting the floor, building some retaining walls and then making up further filtration.
A few pictures of how the are looks now.
[img]http://www.koipix.com/gallery/albums/userpi ... 1.08-3.jpg[/img]
[img]http://www.koipix.com/gallery/albums/userpi ... 1.08-5.jpg[/img]
[img]http://www.koipix.com/gallery/albums/userpi ... 1.08-2.jpg[/img]
[img]http://www.koipix.com/gallery/albums/userpi ... 1.08-1.jpg[/img]
- The pine tree has been dug out and relaocated
- All the earth around the tree area has been dug out to a depth of approx 16"" and a new flower bed created.
- The rest of the old filter bays and surrounding concrete gunned out.
- Two more posts concreted into the ground
Absolutley loads to still do, but I'm pleased to have made some reasonable progress recently.
The plan is to have the poly carb roof fitted into place by Sunday 27th January.
Then once the area is being kept reasonably dry, I can move along with various pipework installations, concreting the floor, building some retaining walls and then making up further filtration.
A few pictures of how the are looks now.
[img]http://www.koipix.com/gallery/albums/userpi ... 1.08-3.jpg[/img]
[img]http://www.koipix.com/gallery/albums/userpi ... 1.08-5.jpg[/img]
[img]http://www.koipix.com/gallery/albums/userpi ... 1.08-2.jpg[/img]
[img]http://www.koipix.com/gallery/albums/userpi ... 1.08-1.jpg[/img]
- Bob Hart
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Graham - the pair of vortex's you can see in one of the pictures needs to be moved 'this way' a bit, so I can fit in a sieve for one of the other bottom drains. Another pair of Vortex's will then be fitted in place nearer this end. Then the rest of the room is just 'space', perhaps for a couple of chairs, somewhere to sit and relax - yeah right! The idea though is to be able to walk down a couple of steps into this 'area', which is dry and warm.
Jane - It doesnt feel dry when my boots are twice the size with mud stuck to them - LOL. You are right about wondering why I started this though.
Jane - It doesnt feel dry when my boots are twice the size with mud stuck to them - LOL. You are right about wondering why I started this though.
- Bob Hart
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I'm starting to fit a kitchen soon, so I have a lot of 'indoor' work to do in preperation for this, then the fit, then the work afterwards.Taggy wrote: Will it be this side of summer do you think or an ongoing project over the Spring/Summer months??
Graham
Once the roof is on though, it will be drier in there to get on with the rest of it, it will be finished and running by May/June time. There will be lots of additions after that though, more cosmetic stuff really.