When I walked past our site yesterday morning, a truck just unloaded some bright orange coloured steel beams. There were 2 trades person on site working on the frames.
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When I visited it again last night, I found the pipe that was suppose to allow rain waters to flow out to the road was blocked by mud. Have to ask our builder to clean it up.
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Good to see they finally moved all the timbers inside.
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Have a closer look at the beams, looks quite strong... What surprised me is the steel mesh... Not the grey one, the grey one is the fence, it's the yellow one I am talking about. They are the left overs from the slab, and it's all rusted...Are we sure this thing is strong enough to be used as part of our slabs??
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This is part of the bay window at the front for our ground floor. Did you notice something unusual?
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Yes, the damaged frame I mentioned in previous post. Isn't it very obvious? Even a 5 years old can see that it's damaged, then why is it still been used??!! Will talk to our builder to get it fixed...
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The other side of ground floor. It's very dark and the other areas are not very clear. Will try to get better photos during day time next time...
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I think the frames for ground floor is done. It looks more like a house now, can't wait to see they finish all the frames...
1 comment:
Fancy installing that broken frame piece. Totally disgusting whoever the tradesmen were. And they haven't done themselves any favours as they'll spend even more time replacing it now.
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