Carports vs. Garages: Pros and Cons
Which is better, a carport or a garage?
single story house ; face brick ; pitch roof ;kennel dormer windows (x3) ; double garage ; 3 bedrooms ; open plan lounge , dining & kitchen (x2) bathrooms ;walk in closet ; laundry ; fire place ; back & front porch / NB. 1) Building plan submitted for approval 2) Building site level but needs to be cleared/cleaned up & rubble removed . 3) connection for sewage available but require building of manhole
Looking to build a m2 single storey house on an erf of about m2. Looking to build a simple yet morden house with 3/4 bedroom, 2.5 bathroom (with toilet separate from bathroom, with the main bedroom being an en-suite), spacious kitchen, lounge and dining area. The house should have a double garage. Would also like to create a small office space/desk where 2 people can work
General Office Maintenance and repair work ! We are looking for assistance with the current projects and additional ongoing maintenance projects : - Treatment & painting for a Damp area in one of our meeting rooms - Relocate a self-closing door mechanism from one door to another door - Repairs of door handles/ new door handle installations - Parking lines painting - Fixing of a window glass
I am almost % sure but needs be checked...I I am pretty sure Iam paying electricity for at least another 2 units here. Its an old original farmhouse divided into 7 units ...Mine is upstairs where probably, the main distribution board is. I have had zero (literally zero) elec. used since midnight and yet my prepaid for past week has been reflecting vast usage...I keep a record of almost every day re what appliances used, how long the geyser is on for etc this makes NO sense. Single occupant on and soared up to R to R p.m. ridiculous no stove, no longer even a table top stove...no heating geyser was off...Kettle filled once or twice a day and boiling water put in thermo flask
Please do not call - i cannot take calls in the day - you can whatsapp. 1. remove exisiting full windows and replace with aluminium clerestory (row of windows installed near the ceiling ) and build up the wall 2. remove existing sliding door and security gate and build up and install same clerestory windows 3. remove exisiting windows and install existing sliding door and gate into lounge area and build up where needed 4. build a set of stairs from above door 5. Remove exisiting sliding door and security gate and install a set of windows - normal aluminium 6. convert a bedroom into a patio - remove the bathroom , windows and cupboards . make it pretty 7. remove an aluminium window and replace with a door 8. remove a wooden door and replace with an aluminium door These items are additions - not sure if they will need plans as we are extending a section which is covered by the current roof. 1. extend the 1st bathroom , break open a door way and then remodel and add two electrical points 2. extend the 2nd bathroom and remodel 3. add a wall between the 1st and 2nd bathroom to install a 3rd bathroom with a toilet , basin and if possible a shower. 3. build a wall , break open a doorway and install a new bathroom and add two electrical points 4. build a small outside area from the new bathroom All electrical must be included ie COC Company must be covered for damages- their own insurance Main requirements - if possible to do the project over a period and working on weekends is a must as i cannot get off work. would like it if i can make payment when each section of the project is completed and not before the project even begins
I need a quote to install a surge arrester. It must be as per the SANS/IEC -11 low voltage surge protection standards, installed on the main electrical distribution board and the device must: – Be a type 2 device. – Be designed to withstand at least peak surge currents of 40kA (/max). – Be wired in terms of SANS -1 Connection type 2. – Have a status indicator to indicate if the protector is operational or not. – Be installed by a registered electrician who must provide a Certificate of Compliance for the installation.
We are converting the current kitchen, dining room and lounge in our house into an open plan home office. I need to know which walls are weight bearing and which walls can be broken down. The job mostly entails demolishing walls, removing door frames, removing window frames (and saving these for use in other areas of the house), as well as building an addition/extension to the house. This may include redoing the roof where we are extending.
We have a vacant land and need a contractor for a nutec building on the vacant land. We need a 3 bedroom house with on suite bathroom for main bedroom and an extra bathroom for the rest of the house.Big living area and open plan kitchen.Double garage also. The House must also have a front porch to relax on.Also an indoor fire place.
2 storey house Ground floor- totally open plan... counter only for kitchen. Only other room is bathroom-toilet. 1st floor - as many 3 by 3 room to fit into square metres. Make provision for corridor. Each room with a 2 by 2 ensuite with shower, hand basis and toilet. Built in cupboards in each... 3. Roof top - for entertainment... include a braai and electricity outlets. A handrail for safety running right round.
The thing is I am looking at buying a property in Sunninghill. it is a loft apartment in Sunninghill in one of the Sands developments. and I was wanting to get an idea/quote on doing an extension to the loft deck...its about a 2.5 x3m extension. I have two idea/option I would like to quote on to see what would be more worthwhile. my one thought is to leave the stairs where they are and just extend the deck out to the wall my other idea is to move the stairs to the other side, loft staircase style, in front of the door instead of the opening…