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Home Decor Classy This Brooklyn Townhouse Gets a Refined Renovation | Architectural Digest
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Home Decor Classy This Brooklyn Townhouse Gets a Refined Renovation | Architectural Digest
Home Decor Classy
This Brooklyn Townhouse Gets a Refined Renovation | Architectural Digest
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Home Decor Painting Tour a Midcentury-Inspired Hollywood Hills Idyll | Architectural Digest
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Tour a Midcentury-Inspired Hollywood Hills Idyll | Architectural Digest
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13 July 2015
The progress has been all internally for the past week - plugs, toilets, painting and flooring continues.
We have been somewhat dissatisfied with Metricon this week also..
1. We asked for the home network and NBN boxes to be moved to the opposite side of a wall, and lower down the opposite wall if possible. A fairly simple change. We have been following up on our request for the past three weeks, and have been put off or ignored. Then we noticed they had actually just gone ahead and installed the boxes on the wall. On questioning the site manager, his responses were “it’s too late now” and basically just agreeing that it was wrong of them but not offering anything.
2. One of the taps under the laundry sink must have been left on somehow for several days. The water leaked out of the supposedly sealed wet room and throughout bedroom 4 and right through the entire carpet. We asked for the carpet to be replaced and an investigation into how this leak occurred. We received an email saying that the carpet would be pulled up, professionally cleaned and dried. Went to visit the house at the weekend and saw through the window that the carpet had been pulled up and a couple of fans stuck under it, and left alone for the weekend! Not entirely sure this is either safe or effective...
3. Our landscaper confirmed our suspicion that the placement of the house is not as per our plans - the orientation is not as we had asked. So we won’t get as much winter sun in our living room as we had planned sadly.
13th June 2015
Window update - we forgot to mention, bedroom 2′s window has been fixed and centred internally. Metricon changed it a while back, with little fuss and great speed :)
12th June 2015
The tiling in bathroom, shower room, toilet and laundry is finished. No photos as they have locked us out!
Water tank In Australia, all new homes are required to have a 5000 litre rainwater tank to feed the toilets and washing machine. We opted for a 22,000 litre tank, as it wasn’t that much more expense in the grand scheme of things, and decided on a stainless steel version as we want the tank to feed the whole house. Steel reputedly leaches less chemicals than the plastic type, plus it holds its value. We will keep our town water connection also, as a back up/top up measure. Metricon charged us extra installation cost in our contract, including different downpipes, a first flush diverter, to ensure less contamination - roughly $4k. Unfortunately our water plan didn’t filter down to the plumber, so we have been talking to him this week trying to make sure the tank is our primary water source. Tip for dealing with Metricon - keep extra special eyes on anything that is out of their normal box, or outside the basic package at all.