Setting the first corner stone of the low patio wall
Taking shape...
End of day 1
End of day 2. Low light boxes are set in.
Middle of day 3, I set the final stone.
M&M and the finished, pointed wall.
Plastering the master bathroom. Lots of angles and corners!
Plastering the study. Nearly there...
Finished master bathroom. This is one of the two sink supports with shower behind.
There will be a fixed glass pane separating sink and shower.
All surfaces will be faced in micro cement (see Tecnocemento).
Garage door (250x220 cm) delivered along with motor and remotes.
Final electric ducting is cut in
(this is for underfloor heating thermostat to underfloor heating control box).
All wiring is completed and prepped...
..
... and control panels are covered.
We moved all the remaining stone to below the pool where we'll build a wall later, when the pool is tiled and plumbed in.
Burning in the waterproof membrane on the roof joins.
Tela asfaltica (waterproof membrane) placed over join between stone and concrete. This will be cemented over and tiled.
Terrace is compacted down.
Digging a trench in the compacted terrace hardcore for one of the rain drains from roof to cistern.
I thought it would be easier to place the drains first, but found out that the compactor would/could break them, so they're done afterwards...
And finally, on Saturday morning, we clean the house of all rubbish,
ready for the underfloor heating installation starting tomorrow (Sunday).
This is the first time I've seen it clearly.
This is one of the two guest rooms.
The other guest room.
Study.
Master bedroom.
Living room.
Tomorrow we start laying the 'corcho' over all floors. Underfloor water pipes go over this, connected into control boxes in guest wing hallway and master bedroom hallway. These in turn connect up to the air source heat pump and solar panels. When that is done the pipes will be covered in a thin layer of perfectly levelled cement, ready for tiling. While the plumbers are at work, we'll concrete the terraces which will also be tiled. We're using Rosa Gres Mistery Blanco throughout, with smooth tiles inside and anti-slip tiles outside. The pool will be the same, smooth inside and anti-slip around the outside edges. Website is at Rosa Gres Mistry Blanco. Here's a photo of a friend's pool being built using these tiles:














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