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Assorted from last week of July

The pictures from the last week of July was unsorted and in a mess, so I decided to add a mix of things happening this week.

Painted house and the outside lamps in place. The contrast between the "Smoky white" house color and the teak wood is quite nice (my opinion).

Under the bedrooms there are no ceiling, so the lamps and wire is more visible. We have choosen LED lamps everywhere in the house.

I think the painters are ready with the front stairs now.

Front view of the house. On the right you can see the skeleton of the roof over the parking.

Working on the parking roof structure.

Strating with the first tiles in the living room.

Some progress



The team was fixing the fresh water piping. There will be option for community water and well. To be sure to always have water we have a small (1000 L) tank by the house.


Pump from tank to house



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