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Speeding up:) Belehúzunk :)

Wow, I've got to catch up, because things are speeding up here:) My guess for the entire floor to be finished up in a few days turned out to be an underestimation, since it's actually been finished in a day! That's impressive! Not only was the floor finished, they also worked on the stairs into the basement, and now we don't have to use the ladder to climb down, if we want to look around, but can go on the stairs. They did a great job on that. When we looked around downstairs, it looked great, and huge :) What a difference it makes to have a 10" ceiling! It makes the basement look much bigger and spacious. All we need to figure out is the interior design :)

Ajaj, bele kell húznom, mert a dolgok kezdenek felgyorsulni :-) Alábecsültem, hogy a teljes padlózat elkészitéséhez pár napra lesz szükség, ugyanis egy nap alatt elkészült! Lenyűgöző! Nemcsak a padlót fejezték be, de a basementbe levezető lépcsőn is goldoztak, igy már nem kell létrán lemásznunk, ha körül akarunk nézni. Szuper munkát végzett a csapat. Amikor körülnéztünk lent, minden nagyon klassz, és nagyon nagy volt :-) Micsoda különbség, hogy 10 láb (kb. 3 m) a belmagasság. Sokkal nagyobbnak és tágasabbnak tűnik az egész basement. Most már csak a berendezésén kell gondolkodnunk.




Comments

Bence said…
A pince.Minden amerikai horrorfilm elhagyhatatlan kelléke:D
Szépen haladtok és remélem még sok pozitív meglepetés fog érni!!:)
(Ez az előnye a könnyűszerkezetes házaknak:)

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