8 painting techniques you should try for your next painting project
Here are some beautiful painting techniques you can use to dress up your walls.
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I want to completely renovate my house. I have a facebrick house that I bought without doing a proper home inspection. A lot of work needs to be done. 1. I want to build a new boundary wall 2. Pave the yard and landscape the garden 3. Resurface the pool 4. Get rid of some trees 5. Install new garage doors 6. Renovate all bathrooms 7. Dress the exterior walls 8. Install new bedroom wardrobes 9. Renovate the kitchen
We have purchased a house in Century City and would like to have it painted inside before we move in at the end of October. We will need the walls, Ceiling, skirtings and doors painted. Ceiling and skirtings should be white. Doors Grey and walls off-white/grey. We need to still choose the paint colours . We require a quote from a reputable painter for this job.
The current house inside walls must be removed to create one big open plan. The roof re structured. The current garage and outbuildings must be converted into a one bedroom flatlet with small kitchen. A workshop will be added to this at the back. New addition with a TV room and three ensuite bedrooms will be build onto the current house. Attached find current house plans as well as a plan for the new project. The specifications are as follows: Cemcrete or relevant floor, no floor tiles. Structure build with light clay stocks to be washed and sealed with limited plaster and paint work. Open roof trusses painted white. No solar or electrical geyser only Gas geysers for all bathrooms and kitchen. Gas stove for main house kitchen. No stove for flatlet. Covered patio. Windows to specifications. Lights and fittings to specifications. No baths for the 4 bathrooms only showers.
KITCHEN: water inlets put in for a washing machine and dishwasher and the electrical plug point for them, kitchen walls painted correctly, curtain rail put up above window. BATHROOM: most crucial is painting**, then - put up a curtain rail above the window, (potentially bathroom redone - new toilet, bath and sink). GENERAL: light bulbs replaced in 3 rooms (2 LED bulbs per room), floors need replacing throughout apartment - tiles - but we would like advice (55 sqm apartment).
rewire a Relief Home with a total of sqm (25 single plug points; 15 dounble plug points; 15 single light swithes; 6 double light swithes; 4 2way light switches; complete rewiring of a DB - 3Phase and N with 3-circuits and 3-earthleakages. Three(3) 20l Heatech geysers with Solar Intelligent Controllers each (SRC8/SRC9)
1) Replacement of existing partially collapsed brick f retaining wall with interlocking brick (some already purchased = approximately 5m long and going from 1m to 2m high (sloping driveway) 2) Assessment / repair / buttressing of very old existing brick wall with eroded foundation, approximately 6m long and 2m high
I am planning on a large scale renovation of the kitchen, bathrooms, new flooring, painting, etc. I am preparing for my retirement so I need the contractor to be a good one as I need this to be done right and should be able to provide extensive pictures of previous work, references etc. Please get in touch with me soon.
Please email me. I work at a university and not always available for calls. Granny flat. Rising damp from foundations (I assume). Converted garage. 1 wall, has a french door in the wall, hoping to stop damp on either side of door, each wall approx 2m. Damp (flaking plaster outside and mould on inside wall) up to approx 2m high.
Floor that will provide warmer underfoot than tiling. We have the top vinyl laminate at the moment. the kind that is not glued down. it could not stand up to a thorough flooding these last storms. waterlogged and curling at the edges, strips of vinyl coming off in the heavy traffic areas. What to replace it with ? Insurance claim involved
Please reach out to me via email. We need a COC as we are selling our property. It is a 3 bedroom (each with 1 plug and 1 light), 2 bathroom home (each 1 lught noplugs) , open plan kitchen( 2 lights, 1 extractor fan, gas stove, no oven, DB board, 3 plugs) / lounge (2 lights, 3 plugs), hallway (1 light no plugs) with a granny flat with 1 bedroom (1 light, 2 pkugs), 1 bathroom (1 light, 1 plug) open plan kitchen / dining room( no oven nor stove, 3 plugs, 2 lights), 1 garage with only 1 plug and 1 light. 1 store room with 1 plug and 1 light. Indoor braai with 3 lights and 2 plugs.