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In older and new homes alike, the laundry is
often given little
attention when installed. As this photo
shows, a bit of
tile not only protects the
area from the inevitable water splashes, but
also keeps the area looking good and easy to
clean. |
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I constructed this set of compost bins so the front slats can
easily be removed which makes shifting
compost from bin to bin a breeze. |
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The front room of this
Selwyn bach had seen better days, so I removed and
replace the floor and rebuilt the walls,
including building and installing the new
windows.
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After I enclosed the area under the stairs
in this Green Park home, I built and
installed the door. In addition, I made a
new Rimu handrail for the stairs.
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This is a set of angled steps I constructed
in Kennedy's Bush
so the owners could access their lower
garden a bit easier. (Later, the owners
filled in between the steps with shingle.) |
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This glasshouse is
recessed into the ground, complete with
lights, a sink, cupboards and a fan. The windows are twin wall polycarbonate,
which is UV resistant and impervious
to hail. |
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This shipping container was going to be
accessed frequently over the coming years,
so I was asked to make it a bit more user
friendly with the wee roof and man door. |
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This commercial entryway in Lincoln needed a bit of
freshening up with a new tile job. |
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