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Published: February 14th 2009
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Thermafleece
main purpose is sound insulation rather than heat Spent last fortnight continuing with plasterboard and fixing door surrounds etc. Despite one or two hiccoughs (incl temporary loss of table saw which we managed to repair) )work progresses.
Lots of COLD clear days and picture card views (especially first thing in the morning when the sunlight first hits the peaks and turns thenm orange then pink. Also the sky at night with its infinity of stars. Socially quite quiet though an old friend John Hobson and partner Irene dropped in as did one of last years Czech volunteers (Jan).
Good news on Friday stove should be delivered next week so once plaster is complete and flooring down we can get Ronnie, the plumber, back to install heat and water (including bath!). So hopefully I should be able to move into house, in some form, by end of March and maybe be pretty well finished by our planned house warming date of 9th May!
Sounds good to me... I get to see it next week for the first time since mid-January. Next week all the downstairs walls and ceilings are being plastered, so downstairs will look almost finished. Meanwhile the view from the number 38 bus
Insulation
Just a fraction of the insulation which has gone or will go into house - thermafleece, sheepswool and some odd bits of Kingspan (floor insulation) improves: by next week we should see sunrises over Edinburgh, which is very pretty
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