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Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:stang wrote:Been looking for vent blocks that are "shelled shaped". Had them in a house that was constructed in the 80's and want to install in the laundry room of a new construction.
Looked in St. Augustine and Chaguanas areas and no hardware has them. Any suggestion on a possible location to be able to purchase this weekend.
can you post a pic of the existing ones?
GOAT wrote:Fellas whats an estimate for a simple 3 bedroom flats and simple 3 bedroom upstairs with 1 bedroom downstairs 2-story?
Forget about fencing, and land fulling and stuff just talking about the house structure.
eitech wrote:Question: if i am purchasing a house unfurnished, should a sales agreement mention what the house should or should not contain? What prevents the owner from removing certain items (eg mobile cupboards) after i have signed?
mitsutt wrote:eitech wrote:Question: if i am purchasing a house unfurnished, should a sales agreement mention what the house should or should not contain? What prevents the owner from removing certain items (eg mobile cupboards) after i have signed?
Why don't you pay an attorney to do/ review the agreement ? The house is unfurnished there is no need to mention cupboards
eitech wrote:mitsutt wrote:eitech wrote:Question: if i am purchasing a house unfurnished, should a sales agreement mention what the house should or should not contain? What prevents the owner from removing certain items (eg mobile cupboards) after i have signed?
Why don't you pay an attorney to do/ review the agreement ? The house is unfurnished there is no need to mention cupboards
In early discussions with the seller via email he mentioned that as unfurnished, he would be removing two mobile cupboards from two of the bedrooms. Then, he changed his mind and said he will leave them. I know of ppl who bought a house and fixtures, etc, were removed and my question is how do u prevent that? Does unfurnished mean specific stuff that should not be removed?Yes i plan on getting a lawyer to review. Just using this medium in the interim.
low-profile wrote:if the holes are big u can put back some mortar but smaller holes can filler. i used fleetwood filler. came in a box and was much better than harricrete concrete filler in my opinion. as for wall preparation, just buy a couple masonry rubbing stones and rub out the loose sand on the walls. make sure to dust it off properly before priming.
if u dont trust the plastering you can use an acrylic sealer before u prime. i was told that poly v can be mixed with water and applied on walls as well. it acts as a sealer. i never tried it though
rspann wrote:low-profile wrote:if the holes are big u can put back some mortar but smaller holes can filler. i used fleetwood filler. came in a box and was much better than harricrete concrete filler in my opinion. as for wall preparation, just buy a couple masonry rubbing stones and rub out the loose sand on the walls. make sure to dust it off properly before priming.
if u dont trust the plastering you can use an acrylic sealer before u prime. i was told that poly v can be mixed with water and applied on walls as well. it acts as a sealer. i never tried it though
Poly V works , you can also use penetrating fluid. I never use poly filla. I let them rub with the stones or a piece of concrete block , fill every hole and scratch with a rich mortar mix , rub back out and prime ,twice. Then paint.
IDS Designs: Kurland 793-1318blacklight wrote:Anyone have a contact for a good architect to do some drawings?
A172 wrote:IDS Designs: Kurland 793-1318blacklight wrote:Anyone have a contact for a good architect to do some drawings?
Raj 6859468blacklight wrote:Anyone have a contact for a good architect to do some drawings?
SmokeyGTi wrote:Hey guys,
Don't know if this is a repost, but to anyone interested in obtaining approvals from a Borough or regional corporation, the following link will prove useful:
http://www.tunapunapiarcoregional.org/bi.html
*KRONIK* wrote:Cater 450k for the flats
600k + for 2 storey
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