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This is the first 'How To' I've seen that goes into enough detail. THANK YOU

how tf do you know if your ceiling has wallpaper or not?

Pls come back 🥲

It’s £60000 minimum buy bathroom pay plumber adds up

hey hun , do you have a video on planning permission for loft step by step and when we need planning permission ?

Very good video and spreadsheet.

is it a solid brick wall or cavity. I wold guess solid brick. There is therefore the question of how the wall can get rid of any moisture that is within the wall. With a cement render external then that is a big problem and painting it will only make that worse. The best option of the house long term would have been to remove the pebble dash, clean the bricks and repoint. Expensive but you would have ensured the long term life of the wall was increased rather than impaired.

Thank you for this great video. I’ve been quoted 168k for a loft conversion for 2 bedrooms an open plan study area coming off the stairs a bathroom and a rear dormer on a detached house all inc VAT. That seems very high. What do you think? I’m new to this.Thanks.

That’s a very decent save guys loft conversations can cost as much as 60-80k. I am inspired

Well done 👏🏾

Great tips! Thanks

Still eagerly waiting for part 2 ❤

Love your videos - miss you! You said the kitchen was £5.8k for cabinets and countertops - can you break that down? Ie what was just cabinets? xx

I am not religious but feel compelled to say "God Bless you both!" for this level of detail and transparency, ultra helpful! Thank you!

A really good effort. For future projects use UNO walk plugs. Available everywhere they can be used in solid walls and stud walls. They have a very sizeable pull out force. I’ve used them for years even for rads and heavy duty fittings.

Love this bathroom!!! the links don't seem to work though ):

Thanks for sharing and congrats on your project! can I ask which Building Control Inspector was used on this project?

I'm looking at painting my pebbledash myself and trying to find the confidence 😂 ur video has really inspired me. Ur home looks lovely ❤

How did you drill into the floor? Did you use pocket holes?

Really good price. Good work.

Hi, Autumn! Hope everything is well with you two!

Did you need to clean pebbledash first? And did you need a stabilising solution prior to painting?.. thanks

you know when you come across a video that absolutely NAILS every bit of info you're looking for: this is it. thank you :)🙏

I loveeeee it!! We're about to do the same, but with a sprayer. Hoping it works ok. This looks sooooo good

Hahaha the egg thing happened to us too - i found it in one of our bags of sand 😂 i think its foxes stashing food!

I respect your attitude we have built our house. The downs 🫨😕 The ups are much more now. Well don’t you deserve a reward x

Amazing! You've inspired me - I wasn't sure about what to do with a house with pebbledash on it but I think I can compromise by painting until later, too. Great job!

Who did you guys use for the shell?

I check back often in case of an upload. Hope you’re both okay x

Beautiful kitchen.great job!!

Nice idea however bad case of verbal Diarrhea

When's the next video coming?

Beautiful end result, thanks for adding the costs! I've just bought a fixer upper Victorian terrace in east London and would love to know who your carpenter and plasterer were? I'm using DIY Kitchens too but I've got a wee while to go before I've saved up enough for the full job. Thanks a lot for this vid. BTW are you South African? Edit: scratch that, you are too! Hey ta! South Africans renovating east London unite!!!

You definitely need to fill in the gap at the top. It’s just gonna be a dust collector up there and it makes it look not built-in.

Great job very well explained

These look good, but why leave the top exposed? That makes it look way less "built in". In reality, you should have put something around the whole thing, including the top.

Love the sausage and onions roll looks delicious

First time here - love this. Thank you

What colour is the kitchen? And what quartz type did you go for? Do you have the name? Thanks

We are in a similar situation size wise, we have 233cm head height but stead of getting the smaller frames and building a base we are going to cut the plinth section off the bottom of the frame to have seamless floor to ceiling wardrobes

Damn, these misfits with metal rings in their noses is so bloody distracting... & gross!!

Can you share who you got to do the labouring as I want my kitchen doing but afraid to be hit with a hefty cost

No one cares

Did you fix the wardrobe to the back wall or are they free standing?

Excited to see what the 'Victorian' style bathroom looks like!

Hi, whats the next step after removing the wallpaper? Currently closing on an old victorian house. Do you re-plaster?

You promised every Wednesday! You sit on a throne of lies!

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Yay🎉🎉 she's back with the renovations!