I know a young couple who has purchased a loft , if any atypical residence with its three levels and has embarked on the renovation of its 120 m2. The accommodation being empty it was an asset to the progress of work but given the magnitude of those long months they are needed.
Later when everything is finished and furnished no one can imagine the time and sweat it took to achieve this and many will envy them. But it took sacrifice many days off and weekends to achieve anything.
First step and not least to make estimates, choose the "right" craftsmen to avoid unpleasant surprises. In a second step we go to the demolition: ever, ever, ever! Asthma refrain since the dust and rubble and invade all the beautiful loft departure turns into an indescribable site as if a gas cylinder exploded in the very environment. The walls bare, stripped of their tiles, which did not please the new owners look sad.
To fight tooth and nail with this unbearable cloud of dust, invest in a vacuum cleaner using the site as usual is to condemn the very near future. Discouraging when everything has been sucked restoring some luster to the loft, the cursed dust settles over again, negating the efforts of the housewife.
The various trades and succeed we must ensure coordination which is not always easy: plumber, electrician, carpenter, kitchen designer ... when one does not come on the day, it delays the other who was then the difficult to find another niche.
To save money, young people set to work enthusiastically and intellectuals they are discovering the joys of manual labor. The days are exhausting and sore muscles to pull the sisal scratching their knees the remains of moss and sticks to the spatula, paint walls and ceilings with a roller or spray gun not to mention sober up and deal with terraces in exotic wood.
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