Thursday, 8 November 2012

( Day 44): Work is progressing ... now the Colorbond roof is on and the house is coming into shape more. Metricon delivered Selkirk Muskat Haze bricks but I am a bit concerned about the colors as one pile looked starkly different from the other pile. I have raised my concern - lets see what happens. We may have to render the house if we dont like this basic category 1 brick... but lets wait and see how it turns out to be.

Bricks, sand etc on the site

Brick layers' stuff


The blue frame on the roof is for holding the roof - color bond steel.



Color bond steel roof (Color: Monument)



View of our street (Hay Avenue). Yes she is the neck of the house if I am head. Remember head turns when neck turns.


Selkirk Musket Haze (notice the color difference). But later we found the off color stays inside and so we have uniform color outside.


Musket Haze Bricks

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  1. Eugene23 April 2013 at 12:33

    Colorbond steel roof is one of the most economical roofing choices! It’s strong, durable, and has the ability to control the amount of heat entering the building. With this, you'll be having a compelling roofing structure.
    - Eugene Head

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  2. Unknown24 April 2013 at 07:49

    The house is fast progressing. It’s really coming together well. I like the color of the roof too. I think it would go nicely with the brick layers.

    Lenore Lung

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