EP34 - FLOOR PLAN WALKTHROUGH 

Love the 2 fur supervisors 🐕🐕🐾

Getting exciting!!

That's a huge space to make useful. Can't wait to see the finished area. Cool house.

Exactly right, always start at the top and go down, If moisture re water gets in it can do thousands of dollars of damage and destroy all of your hard work. I did a full roof replacement last year, approximately 400 sqm over three building areas connected to the house and it cost an absolute fortune but what a difference it has made to the whole property. The attic is beautifully warm and dry and even the walls in the cellar have dried out after it's roof was replaced The house had suffered major damp and had that dreadful smell but after a months of being home and almost every door and window open every day what a difference. We can wait to see your exciting rooms come to life but tackling that roof will be the best decision that you will ever make either time or money wise and I look forward to seeing what your bring us in the future. 🙂❤

Taping the layout is a good idea.

It's very logical to start at the top and work down. I love the taping out too. I may have missed vital info about the importance of the yoga room, but can you make it smaller to incorporate a larger bathroom etc. Or relocate it to another floor perhaps and have a huge attic apartment? Very sumptuous! Space to add a walk-in shower perhaps? Extra wardrobe space? Good luck!

Looks great! 🤩 If you change the bathroom door to open outwards instead of inwards, it will give you much more space in the bathroom.

Look for a demilune (curved) sink cabinet- works great in smaller spaces…

Exciting to watch you guys work. i am looking for tradies to help me in my new house in Ahun. do you know any?

Start at the top and work your way down makes sense to me. I see so many doing the opposite and that sounds wrong, but what do I know? btw, did you get rid of your bees?

Meaning no personal disrespect, if you put insulation against the wooden roof it will decline precipitously. The space between the rafters was designed to carry air and remove moisture. Put your insulation perpendicular to the rafters, and keep that space open.