You can get the carpet layers to screed up using feather edge. They basically trowel it onto the concrete and start about 300mm out from the door so you have…

Engineering timber is certainly a less fuss option, times cheaper to supply and install and better withstands humidity.
Solid timber is supposed to be more as you can potentially more reliable…

Hebel is not providing a great insulation. So yes, installing extra insulation batts under your ceiling will significantly improve thermal performance as well as will slightly improve an acoustic performance…

it also depends on your layout. we decided not to put one in the new house we're building but then the entry is from the side, so it's a 90…

we have one, but it's always open. in fact i had to go and check if we have one, cause i've never seen it closed.

I would. I presume its not a walk through to the ensuite ?
We also use damp rid for humidity.
Cavity would save space.

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They are building some gorgeous homes in our neck of the woods ( north shore Sydney) and one of our clients snuck us into their display homes last…

concrete, unless the style of house you're building actually requires terracotta look

both have pros and cons. depends what you want out of it. just expect to pay twice as much for terracotta. its the second most expensive roof material only to…

Concrete are much easier to maintain in the long run
You can easily repaint them in 10 years if you want to change the look of your house.

Hi Everyone
For the people who are interested in the Hebel & red/yellow tongue flooring that I have been advocating, here are some photos of the flooring that we are installing…