Now am finally starting the formblock shed. Am laying 6 blocks a day, unless it's a corner...so the kit is manageable working solo. 60 ml of oxide for colouring. Blocks are 7:1 washed quartz sand, cement.
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Sunday, January 9, 2011
The Formblock shed is taking shape
Since clearing the space for the shed (2007), completing the walling (2008-9) and having the slab laid (2009-10), I've been renewing the house foundations (separate posting to come!) whilst managing the domestic duties (2010-11).
Now am finally starting the formblock shed. Am laying 6 blocks a day, unless it's a corner...so the kit is manageable working solo. 60 ml of oxide for colouring. Blocks are 7:1 washed quartz sand, cement.
Created with flickr slideshow.
Now am finally starting the formblock shed. Am laying 6 blocks a day, unless it's a corner...so the kit is manageable working solo. 60 ml of oxide for colouring. Blocks are 7:1 washed quartz sand, cement.
Created with flickr slideshow.
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3 comments:
Nice work Nick! Must feel good as it's coming together.
Hi Nick,
Looking very good. You seem to be having no trouble grasping the concept.
I like the method of door frame you are using and the beveled architrave.
Cheers keep us posted.
Gary
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Thanks, you guys that is a great explanation. keep up the good work in oyur granite blog.
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