This year I've survived the dread plumbing, electricity and ventilation renovation. Here some photos from the experience:
This was the starting point, my dear tub... Not in a great condition, but one of the reasons I bought the flat originally.
March: I piled my possessions in a 2x4x2 m pile under plastic and old sheets, all according to instructions.
Meanwhile elsewhere: my temporary lodgings from March to June, a bit expensive but comfortable and convenient.
The conclusion: a shower - practical and efficient. But when I had spent an evening putting books back in the bookshelf, I missed sorely a good long soak in a tub. But alas!
All in all it wasn't too bad, at least the timetable held, although the price is insane - double last year's estimate. They say that a renovation like this increases the value of a flat by 20%, but as far as I'm concerned my level of housing has not improved as claimed, rather the contrary.
And now I must deal with the "collateral damage" to walls and roofs - repaired of course (mostly), but painted with a white that stands out from the old colours. Not to mention the problem with grandmother's standard lamp with a plug that doesn't fit in the new sockets, and what to do with the coat rack. And then there's the stuff stored at my mother's...
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