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We've finished the rear entrance hallway. We used marble effect cladding panels on the wall finished off with PVC trim and a coat rail.

We discovered a problem with the bathroom door. The room was planned to allow room for the door to open, however we found there isn't enough space left for you to enter the room and close the door! We may have to change this for a folding door.

It's not really causing us too much trouble but the skip we had booked couldn't be delivered this morning and has been re-scheduled for Monday

The skip arrived this morning and was filled within an hour!

More painting! All bedrooms, and the hall, stairs and landing are completed, the doors need another coat of paint however.

The upstairs is now fully painted and is 99% completed.
Click here for video clips of todays work.

The gas pipe is completed to the boiler now, so we can re-install the kitchen. It just needs the worktops and tiling now.

We've had to make a door for the understairs cupboard as it is a special size. We planned the door and bought enough wood, but then changed the design of the door and now we've run out!

The cupboard door is now finished, we've also painted the inside of the cupboard but it all needs another coat.

The kitchen units are now properly fitted and fixed to the wall. The worktops have been cut to size ready for final fitting tomorrow.

The cupboard is now finished, so it's on with the kitchen. The sink, oven and hob are all fitted but need finishing off yet. The flue-liner has finally arrived so we can get on with the gas fires very soon.

More "finishing off" work in the kitchen. Now we have begin constructing the cabinet that will house the boiler and hide the unsightly pipes. We are building this out of matching beech style wood so as to blend in with the rest of the kitchen. It also must be removable so as to allow access to the boiler for servicing.

The boiler cabinet is now completed and hides all the pipework. All the panels are removable for access.

The worktop is finished off and the upstands are fitted. These were quite badly bent when delivered. We had left them overnight under heavy weights to straighten them out, which did help. The large pots of paint are only there to hold the upstand against the wall whilst the adhesive sets.

Tiling the kitchen is well underway. Progress has been slow today because the tiles are very thick and difficult to cut. However the tiles do look very good with a patterned border running long the line of the sockets.

The kitchen tiling is complete! This just about completes the kitchen now, with just a few "finishing off" jobs to do, so we can get on with the gas fires next. The dining room gas fire is due to be delivered to us tomorrow, and if it arrives early we'll be able to get it installed.

Here is the (almost!) completed kitchen and gas fire in the dining room. The actual gas connections to the fire will be done on 11th March, which is just as well because this fire was delivered damaged along the bottom, and with the top of the fascia surround both bent and badly scratched. A new fire is being sent by the manufacturer.