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House project - P.Lindblom - 31-12-2018

2tongues Through the ceiling across and down again. Nothing like doing it the hard way!!
I could go through the ceiling to the attic but I'd have to dig through 50cm of isolation. I'll figure something out Smile

Last night we had a lot of snow. The winter was endning and the snow had been melting for a few weeks but it seems the spring is further away than I hoped.

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House project - Bandit - 31-12-2018

What a beautiful place you have there mate :thumbup1: quality workmanship and as always great photo's :thumbup1:


House project - P.Lindblom - 02-01-2019

Bandit What a beautiful place you have there mate :thumbup1: quality workmanship and as always great photo's :thumbup1:
Thanks mate Smile

I've now taken care of another important task. Sara wanted a lot of wardrobe space and now we've got 4 meters of it in our bedroom, with sliding glass doors. IKEA is our friend.

The ugly lamp in the ceiling will be replaced with a bunch of spot lights and we're going to add a few shelves and stuff.

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This weekend we've had lovely weather

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House project - P.Lindblom - 02-01-2019

I've added a few more pics to the last post


House project - parthiban - 02-01-2019

Simply stunning, it's so picturesque!

Nice wardrobes too - haven't been to Ikea in a while, had no idea you could get stuff that looked that nice!


House project - P.Lindblom - 03-01-2019

parthiban Simply stunning, it's so picturesque!

Nice wardrobes too - haven't been to Ikea in a while, had no idea you could get stuff that looked that nice!
Thanks mate. Pretty much our entire kitchen is from IKEA


House project - Moley - 12-01-2019

can I ask how good the log burning fire is and is it easy to clean and also dose it put much dust into the room . Just because we are thinking of getting one. but we dont know anything about them apart from you burn stuff in it LOL


House project - P.Lindblom - 13-01-2019

Gord Very nice mate, and to think Ikea is just up the road from me tooo :laugh:

Better not show the wife your pic's or she will be dragging me along to Ikea :laugh:
IKEA is a dangerous place. You go there looking for a loo brush and leave with a new kitchen :tongue_smilie:
Marsdendean Are those just sliding doors and you have added shelving behind it?? Can't wait till I get mine now !!!
This is what we bought: http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/S19885062 - Then we just added the rails and shelves and all that stuff.
Moley can I ask how good the log burning fire is and is it easy to clean and also dose it put much dust into the room . Just because we are thinking of getting one. but we dont know anything about them apart from you burn stuff in it LOL
There are several types of wood burning stoves and unfortunately I don't know what they are called in English but the type we’ve got is more or less sealed when the door is shut. It sucks air through a hidden tube from underneath the house and unless you open its door there is no dust coming out of it.

Many people usually use newspapers to fire up the wood, but if you burn a lot of paper you will end up with a large pile of dust inside your stove. The inside will also be covered in a layer of soot, including the glass. However, a very neat way of cleaning the inside is actually using intense heat. Burn birchwood (I hope it’s called that) and all the soot will disappear. If I remember it tonight I will take a few pictures and show you a more clean way to light it up and also the effect birchwood has on soot Smile


House project - Moley - 13-01-2019

Thanks mate that would be very helpful . Just because we are thinking of getting rid of a coal fire in our maybe new house . Then getting one built into the wall so all you can see is the front glass. I'll post a link up later to what we are thinking of getting .


House project - parthiban - 13-01-2019

Something like THIS?

If so that's really cool Smile