27 Dec 2017
So we took down the Christmas tree (which was only a few cut branches stuck in a bucket of sand) and turned the work bench back into a work bench, and the dining table back into a paint station, and got a few coats of paint onto the next couple of ceiling boards for the bedroom.
As well as pressing on with the ceiling, we also need to be doing a list of jobs required for the electrics. Not just choosing fittings, but some necessary fixings. The first one is the kitchen wall. Where the plaster has been pulled apart, we decided to cover up with plywood, filled and painted, which can later be tiled, perhaps.
So we took down the Christmas tree (which was only a few cut branches stuck in a bucket of sand) and turned the work bench back into a work bench, and the dining table back into a paint station, and got a few coats of paint onto the next couple of ceiling boards for the bedroom.
As well as pressing on with the ceiling, we also need to be doing a list of jobs required for the electrics. Not just choosing fittings, but some necessary fixings. The first one is the kitchen wall. Where the plaster has been pulled apart, we decided to cover up with plywood, filled and painted, which can later be tiled, perhaps.
Dave drilling the ceiling boards
while I start painting the wall board after masking the socket places. We also cut plywood to go above and below this board, to cover up the broken plaster.
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