Lesgrandepotato

You need to be able to walk in to do a job. My current project is supercharging my mini. I’m pottering at the moment but knowing where stuff is makes it much more accessible

For me it’s about a bit of organisation. I’ve got two full height roll cabs, a separate space for welding and workbench with vice. Space for all the camping gear and parking space for a Vw type 2 and a mini.

The main reason to buy is that you can make poached eggs as quickly as one can make toast. it’s life changing.

Ok, so In my mind the pocket should go to the apparent junction of the two walls instead of being some distance away.

Does it reflect its plot? I prefer the lower one from outside, but the internal junction of the wall that terrine is all wrong. The wall should run round not have a shade making return in it.

So looking at that it’s about 100mm of celotex? Where it’s minimised you are down to perhaps 70mm. that’s still a comfy 10mm over what we have everywhere in our build. I’d hazard it’s designed to be laid ‘agriculturally’ and still work to spec. If it didn’t it’d be all over the place.

I suspect it’ll be absolutely fine.

Are you suggesting he needs a larger capacity woman?

Big dug. They have loads of stuff.

I think I’d be trying to built it from Ikea billy units. They can get close to the ceiling and put them on a simple angle iron frame with castors. If it rolls then your brain doesn’t expect it to touch the roof

It is yes, but you can see from the far side it’s there. You may be right about the effect of the wider space.

Apologies for the mess. It’s 2 metres wide coming in with a 6 by 3 void. You sense the space without needing it to be immediately open.

Seems reasonable we specified the walk round spaces at a min of 140 to include book cases on the walls. Suggest you consider the same. Then you have a reading nook at the front.

* liquidity of funds

Yes it’s possible. You’ll need reserve, guts and drive to do it. You’ll probably want access to angel capital to help with liquidity. You are going to have to really want to do this. It is worth it. Did I mention it’s hard ?

Well yes... one in the Kitchen and another one in the garage. It’s an essential car maintenance tool.

We put the stuff away. What happens I guess is perhaps we put more pots in that if we didn’t have capacity you’d perhaps pot wash. This means they turn over fairly fast. You can fill a dishwasher quite quickly with a few pots.

We have two dishwashers. It works for an open plan space. Use it, load it. We don't wear them out any faster as we do the same number of loads. If you cook with guests it’s an essential for an open plan home imho.

Fast growing climber.

Stunning!

We paid double council tax during the build. We had a renovation project and while it wasn’t watertight and liveable it was on the register and as such because we weren’t occupying we were liable to pay double for having an unoccupied property.

They are now paved over. Didn’t consider a raised pool here. Was trying for a level threshold at the front and rear of the house to ‘borrow’ space

I have the nests. They have the added advantage of being nightlights and thus can be reasonably ceiling mounted ?

Final shot! House is broadly done, garden under control.

The moat cometh. Slightly concerned that the Tories may arrive shortly if rumours of a duckhouse persist