I know it was the cheaper option to use the same floor but for an aesthetic value it’s going to be banging. Nothing worse than 10 different rooms with 10 different types of flooring. Well done! ❤️🇨🇦
Its so great you are able to spend so much time working on the house to complete it all!! Rather than being away from the family they are right there too. Much better than having to try to get it done on weekends and away at an office through the week!!
I havent missed an epidode yet....and dont intend to.....so much is happening, and the progress so fast. Hope you've decided on the colour and layout for your lounge.
Still thinking about colours and what we are going to do in each space Sheila. We are probably over thinking it as you can always just change the colour if you don't like it.
It makes a huge difference Gabriele. I just did a finishing coat on top of that again and it looks quite sharp. Perhaps one more light coat required as the walls were in pretty back condition on the bottom half.
His name is even printed on the mixer Deborah! Glad you liked the music. A lot of time is spent picking songs from a limited choice and sometimes you get it right and sometimes you don't!
Happy St. Patrick's day have agood'n The cement mixer for being electric some job for house restoration hall is looking kool great to see the family 👨👨👧👦 😊
Have you considered using g some key to create a wainscotting paneling in the hall...inexpensive and adds a nice detail to that area and saves damage from the little ones to the walls :). Enjoy watching your vids and admire your work ethic...regards from texas
Hi Catherine. We'd love to do some panelling around the house as the high ceilings really lend themselves to that style and with dogs and small boys they would be easy to wipe down. I just need to make sure that the damp issues that we currently have because the soil is up against the house is sorted first, otherwise the wood would just get damp.
You're getting lots of practice plastering,you'll be an expert soon!😎👍 Happy Paddys Day for tomorrow - can you get a decent pint of the black stuff anywhere nearby? If not, maybe you've been called to that area to open an Irish pub...?!😎😎👕 🍀🍺🍻🎀
Hope you had a great day JP. I was never really a fan of the black stuff! Mixed it with blackcurrant when I was about 14 and sure you don't need to hear the rest of that story!
@@dublinvanlife466 the kind of story you tell your kids to help them to maybe not make the same mistakes. A lot of my best/worst stories start with me drinking far too much alcohol.
Many here just have lower temperatures inside during night, and higher daytime, but i heard from a heating engineer that the savings by letting temperature drop gets lost whem you try to raise it again ..... Best effect is having a even temperature but a bit lower, maybe just 1/2 to 1 degree .... That engineer had an interesting ventilation system by ventilating the warm air from upstairs to the colder downstairs or even the basement - that way he got a even temperature in the whole house ..
It's really interesting you should mention this. Our heaters are connected to the WIFI and you can create basic tasks for turning on and off etc. We have separate little devices for measuring the temperature in the rooms that show us historic temperatures so you can see what is going on and cross reference with the heating timing. That was grand but a lot of guess work in figuring out what was going on so I did a bit of research and found a bit of software that talks to all these devices and now I can make the heaters turn on and off based on the info received from the temperature gauges. It can also do lots more and I'm planning to make a video about it at some point. Anyway...! Getting back to the subject since I've installed this software I've told the heater in the bedroom only to turn on once it drops below a certain temperature and to turn off once it hits another temperature. Only about 1 degree in the difference but we are using a fraction of the KW in there now and we have a lovely constant heat. The outside temperature has increased a bit during the day but night time temps are still dropping to 3 or 4 degrees and the room is staying above 17 degrees. Our attic gets really warm on hot days so I leave the door open and it warms the upstairs. Living in a house like this it is all about managing the doors. Whatever you do don't leave a door open!
@@dublinvanlife466 i actually have celing fans in my stairwell to even out the temperature between upstairs and down..... I have a programble shunt for regulation of heat - have a water based hearing system, with a stowe in the basement hetating the water ... I use wood pellets in the stowe, fed from a storage unit 7 meters away - 4 tons full. Need two of those per year .... Bulk-system .. A friend of mine used the wood insert for a fireplace, that has a built in fan, he connected that to a ventilation system for the whole house - worked good .... He used firewood ..
I. have watched all your episodes so far. Could you tell us what the town or largest city is and is it easy to shop and get needed items. Just a birds eye view but not to invade your personal space, Thanks ❤
Hi Beverly. 10 minutes away is a small town where we do a weekly grocery shopping. 40 minutes away is Limoges. It has everything that you could need. And in our little village which is a 30 second walk away we have a small grocery shop, a bar, a kind of community centre, a little library that is also a tea shop and a place that sells electrical goods!
👍 plaster makes perfect….Happy St. Patrick’s Day ☘️ to you all
Lá fhéile Pádraig sona dhuit!
I know it was the cheaper option to use the same floor but for an aesthetic value it’s going to be banging. Nothing worse than 10 different rooms with 10 different types of flooring. Well done! ❤️🇨🇦
Thanks Jack. You are right.
Its so great you are able to spend so much time working on the house to complete it all!! Rather than being away from the family they are right there too. Much better than having to try to get it done on weekends and away at an office through the week!!
It is good and bad! Nice everyone is here but sometimes it's hard to get things done with life going on all around you!!
Happy st patrick's day to you all there, your hard work is paying dividends, enjoy your day. up the Dubs. ☘️🇮🇪👍
Gwan the dubs. Hope you had a great day today Rasher. Happy St. Patricks day to you.
I havent missed an epidode yet....and dont intend to.....so much is happening, and the progress so fast. Hope you've decided on the colour and layout for your lounge.
Still thinking about colours and what we are going to do in each space Sheila. We are probably over thinking it as you can always just change the colour if you don't like it.
What a difference the plaster makes. Nice job!
It makes a huge difference Gabriele. I just did a finishing coat on top of that again and it looks quite sharp. Perhaps one more light coat required as the walls were in pretty back condition on the bottom half.
HAPPY ST PATRICKS DAY ☘️☘️☘️ 💚💚💚
It looks really nice. So funny you named the mixer my husband’s name. 😂 The music 🎶 is amazing.
His name is even printed on the mixer Deborah! Glad you liked the music. A lot of time is spent picking songs from a limited choice and sometimes you get it right and sometimes you don't!
Happy St. Patrick's day have agood'n The cement mixer for being electric some job for house restoration hall is looking kool great to see the family 👨👨👧👦 😊
difficult to get jobs like that done whilst living in the house, fair play to you 👍
I was doing a bit more today and William had a scraper and kept sticking it into the plaster!!!!
Well thats a very good sign,, mixer whirling in the first frame❤❤
The sound of the mixer is very relaxing Beverly!
Have you considered using g some key to create a wainscotting paneling in the hall...inexpensive and adds a nice detail to that area and saves damage from the little ones to the walls :). Enjoy watching your vids and admire your work ethic...regards from texas
Hi Catherine. We'd love to do some panelling around the house as the high ceilings really lend themselves to that style and with dogs and small boys they would be easy to wipe down. I just need to make sure that the damp issues that we currently have because the soil is up against the house is sorted first, otherwise the wood would just get damp.
its all coming together now love the house, happy paddys day to you and the family
Lá Fhéile Pádraig sona duit!
Hall will look so nice when done.
We just need to sort out the storage in there now Tracy to stop it becoming the place were stuff is just left that you don't want to look at!!
You're getting lots of practice plastering,you'll be an expert soon!😎👍
Happy Paddys Day for tomorrow - can you get a decent pint of the black stuff anywhere nearby? If not, maybe you've been called to that area to open an Irish pub...?!😎😎👕 🍀🍺🍻🎀
Hope you had a great day JP. I was never really a fan of the black stuff! Mixed it with blackcurrant when I was about 14 and sure you don't need to hear the rest of that story!
@@dublinvanlife466 the kind of story you tell your kids to help them to maybe not make the same mistakes. A lot of my best/worst stories start with me drinking far too much alcohol.
Amazing job well done ❤❤❤❤
Thanks Sheila.
your very good at the plastering. Happy st Patricks Day .😊❤
Thanks Josephine. Beannachtaí na Féile Pádraig dhuit.
You’re getting there. Plastering is not the easiest job.
Many here just have lower temperatures inside during night, and higher daytime, but i heard from a heating engineer that the savings by letting temperature drop gets lost whem you try to raise it again ..... Best effect is having a even temperature but a bit lower, maybe just 1/2 to 1 degree ....
That engineer had an interesting ventilation system by ventilating the warm air from upstairs to the colder downstairs or even the basement - that way he got a even temperature in the whole house ..
It's really interesting you should mention this. Our heaters are connected to the WIFI and you can create basic tasks for turning on and off etc. We have separate little devices for measuring the temperature in the rooms that show us historic temperatures so you can see what is going on and cross reference with the heating timing. That was grand but a lot of guess work in figuring out what was going on so I did a bit of research and found a bit of software that talks to all these devices and now I can make the heaters turn on and off based on the info received from the temperature gauges. It can also do lots more and I'm planning to make a video about it at some point. Anyway...! Getting back to the subject since I've installed this software I've told the heater in the bedroom only to turn on once it drops below a certain temperature and to turn off once it hits another temperature. Only about 1 degree in the difference but we are using a fraction of the KW in there now and we have a lovely constant heat. The outside temperature has increased a bit during the day but night time temps are still dropping to 3 or 4 degrees and the room is staying above 17 degrees. Our attic gets really warm on hot days so I leave the door open and it warms the upstairs. Living in a house like this it is all about managing the doors. Whatever you do don't leave a door open!
@@dublinvanlife466 i actually have celing fans in my stairwell to even out the temperature between upstairs and down.....
I have a programble shunt for regulation of heat - have a water based hearing system, with a stowe in the basement hetating the water ...
I use wood pellets in the stowe, fed from a storage unit 7 meters away - 4 tons full. Need two of those per year .... Bulk-system ..
A friend of mine used the wood insert for a fireplace, that has a built in fan, he connected that to a ventilation system for the whole house - worked good .... He used firewood ..
I. have watched all your episodes so far. Could you tell us what the town or largest city is and is it easy to shop and get needed items. Just a birds eye view but not to invade your personal space, Thanks ❤
Hi Beverly. 10 minutes away is a small town where we do a weekly grocery shopping. 40 minutes away is Limoges. It has everything that you could need. And in our little village which is a 30 second walk away we have a small grocery shop, a bar, a kind of community centre, a little library that is also a tea shop and a place that sells electrical goods!
Using MDF. :0. Crazy auto correct !!
Hiya Cynthia