To vermiculite or not! Apartment roof
Rose M
9 years ago
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Comments (9)- Wall mounted bedside tables. The space under the tables will make the room look bigger. Keep the top of these uncluttered with 1-2 small items at the most. - Instead of table lamps, put small pendant lights hanging from the ceiling on each side of the bed. This will highlight the vertical space in the room. - Get a new bed that has storage underneath it and is as low to the floor as possible with a simple, non-bulky bedhead. Keep bed linen simple. If you didn't need hidden storage underneath, a metal bedframe would work well visually as you can see through the bars. - I'm a bit unsure about this suggestion but a slim and long rectangular mirror on the wall behind the bed may also give the impression of more space due to reflecting light....See MorePopcorn (cottage cheese) ceiling dilemma
Comments (5)Is that those tiles ? I did up a commercial bar 15 years ago that had them , with all the little holes and things . On a budget of next to nothing , I cut plywood to size and varnished it , and replaced every 5th or 6th tile with these . Still pretty boring , and we had the luxury of height , but I then did more plywood pieces , 200mm wider and longer . Half these I did in a mid brown stain , the other half in a reddish cedar stain , added 4 downlights per panel , in holes drilled into these panels , and suspended these mostly 100-150mm lower , with polished stainless steel threaded rod ....See MoreChanging pre fab skylight position in roof
Comments (4)The first question would be whether the 'new' position interferes with any of the diagonals on the trusses , or anything else that is already prepared or installed , such as walls or even iron ( which may already have the holes positioned ) . So the short answer is you will need to ask the builder , but it sounds like you may be early enough that it MAY be possible ....See MoreApartment bathroom ventilation
Comments (0)Hi All I’ve recently bought a two-bed apartment. When I bought it, the extractor fan was not working and I’ve been trying to resolve it myself. A bit of background, there are two bathrooms, both are quite small. The ducting from both joins in the roof cavity and then there is an inline fan. There is only a few meters of ducting between the bathrooms and the fan. The existing fan was quite old and needed replacing. The access panel into the roof is very small and really only provides access to the fan itself. So far, I've replaced the old fan with what I thought was a unit with enough power to easily cover the two bathrooms - a Fantech RIL-200SW. However, it hardly does anything and is probably too loud to stay anyway. There is slightly better extraction from the bathroom closest to the fan. The further one has almost no suction. Does anyone have any suggestions on what the likely issue/s are and what my next steps should be? Is it likely to be a ducting issue and, if so, what sort of professional is the best to get in to look at it? Thank you...See MoreRose M
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