Buriram Expats
Buriram Province - General Category => Real Estate, housing, house and land ownership => Topic started by: Alanthebuilder on June 12, 2012, 07:00:40 AM
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Single story house we are building near Buriram ,this is over 400--sqm thumbup always nice to get a big single story to build ,this is the biggest yet :)
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This will be a nice house wood flooring in some rooms wood ceiling in some rooms ,double block walls, big patio ,outside shower in place for the swimming pool and pool \bar and pool area .
More picks in a week or so ,have a nice day boys ...
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http://www.alanthebuilder.com/kalasingallery.html
Here is another house my B-Team completed last month .
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Both look nice, guess I have to visit you before i start building our house, unfortunately have to wait 3 years spot1
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Wow never thought that far ahead befor mate
But we do take bookings 18 months in advance
. Hope to hear from you in a year or 2 mate ;)
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more pick ,a few weeks on.
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Those kitchen bench tops look good Alan. sawadi
Cheers, John
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ceiling picks ..
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Here is where we are up to today :)
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Lokks very impresive. Have seen in may thai houses that heigh inside rooms to ceiling is much higher that 2.40/2.50 as we use in Norway. But in this house looks like more "european style". Or am I wrong ??? (again party8) party9
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The Ceiling is just over 3 meter high yes
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Thai-style kitchen units - no toe-kicks/recesses in evidence
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Wait and see ;)
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ok, no worries - i only mentioned it as the builder that refurbed my condo in Bkk didn't install them in either the bathroom or kitchen - minor irritation sometimes
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You must have long feet then ,
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a few pictures
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It's looking good there, Alan.
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That place looks great, nice use of materials, they are doing a good job, well done.
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From the selection of photos you have displayed,i think the house is absolutely stunning.and workmanship looks good as well.
It's nice to see someone trying to make a successful business,especially under the extreme circumstances that we find ourselves in the world today.
I take my hat off to you sir and wish you the very best of luck in your future ventures.
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From the selection of photos you have displayed,i think the house is absolutely stunning.and workmanship looks good as well.
It's nice to see someone trying to make a successful business,especially under the extreme circumstances that we find ourselves in the world today.
I take my hat off to you sir and wish you the very best of luck in your future ventures.
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Looks fantastic Alan and looking forward to the finished pictures. Is there any rain collection system planned as a roof area of this size would be very efficient?
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Good idea Alan, we will be returning back to this house next mid year to do some landscaping and a Swimming pool and pool house\bar.
If they want to save the water we can build that to ,at the moment they have Village water and a 4 inch bore hole so there no short of water .
Thanks for you input guys .
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Good idea Alan, we will be returning back to this house next mid year to do some landscaping and a Swimming pool and pool house\bar.
If they want to save the water we can build that to ,at the moment they have Village water and a 4 inch bore hole so there no short of water .
Thanks for you input guys .
Alan, I think Alan was talking about guttering but I have been known to get my Alan's mixed up!
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Gutter to collect the rain maybe and save ?
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I know many spanish houses have a cisterna or water tank under the house which stores water collected from the roof via gutters. They rely on this more than Asia due to its dryer climate. The advantage of having the tank under the house other than not taking up valuable space is it keeps the water at a cooler constant temperature and can help to cool the house too.
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I know many spanish houses have a cisterna or water tank under the house which stores water collected from the roof via gutters. They rely on this more than Asia due to its dryer climate. The advantage of having the tank under the house other than not taking up valuable space is it keeps the water at a cooler constant temperature and can help to cool the house too.
I saw this at a beautiful seafront villa for sale in Kho Chang. Designed by a Swede if I remember rightly. Good stuff!
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I know many spanish houses have a cisterna or water tank under the house which stores water collected from the roof via gutters. They rely on this more than Asia due to its dryer climate. The advantage of having the tank under the house other than not taking up valuable space is it keeps the water at a cooler constant temperature and can help to cool the house too.
This is a good idea -Not Cheap to build mind a bit like a swimming pool with a lid on the top under your house ,plus you still have to fit the house footings in there somewhere .
As my water bill is only 250 baht a month no matter how much I use ,I would not spend 100.000,s on building a big tank , but they are a good idea in water shortage areas for sure !
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Very nice Alan.
I made the mistake of having this posting opened when my TG saw it, now she wants one. But she did say that your colors were not as bright as Thai's use.
The wood floor and ceiling are excellent.
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What happened to the house ?? Government come and say stop ?? :-)
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Sorry just been soooooo busy , will add a bunch of picture soon , the house is almost complete now .
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Look forward to that, every morning before going to work I open page to look, but noooothing --all empty :-)
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Sorry mate just not been on the forums much last month.
Will add picks tommo for sure .
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Ok guys sorry its been a while , sort of neglected the forums this last few weeks ,been busy .
So here are a few pictures .
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Look really nice. How about ventilation of pipes for toilet and grey watr ? Look at roof for vents but cant see, or do you make another solution to the problem ?
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I will add some pictures latter thanks
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The ventilation pipes from the septic tank we keep them away from the house ,normally we run them up the garden wall well away from the house . Nothing worse than smelling Sh*t when the wind changes direction .I see lots of house over here were the pipe runs up the wall and stops next to a bedroom window .
Ventilation in the roof tiles - these C-pac Monier are great lots of air flow ,above the Fascia board where the tile sits these tiles breath ,we have to insert a plastic fillet to stop birds getting in ,this air flow is all the way around the whole house ,a member of BX came to have a look and I showed him inside the loft (its light) in there ,as long as you don't seal it up with the silver foil .
In my opinion having been in loads of roof spaces using these curvy type of C-Pac tiles let the roof breath ,dont seal it off ,let it breath.
I will add a few picks son .
Thanks guys .
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pictures more coming on Monday .
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGIrc3-iUZ4&feature=share
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Very nice Alan.
I made the mistake of having this posting opened when my TG saw it, now she wants one. But she did say that your colors were not as bright as Thai's use.
The wood floor and ceiling are excellent.
Experiencing similar issues here.....