Colour Selections

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The colour appointment was held on 11 Feb 2012.

Here are our selections that we made at the appointment that lasted four hours with our Colour Consultant at Studio M.

External

Brick - Boral Mocha

Colourbond Roof & Gutters

Colourbond Facia and Downpipes

Render - Dulux Teahouse

Cladding & Pillars - Dulux Linseed

External colours

Interior Wall Paint

Wall colour - Dulux Beige Royal Half

Ceiling colour - Dulux Beige Royal Quarter

Family room feature wall - Dulux Linseed

Door Handles

Front door - Gainsborough Trilock Omni with Rochas level

Internal doors - Gainsborough Elena

Gainsborough 99FP150SS stainless steel rectangular flush pull handle for cavity sliding doors

Doors

Front door - Hume Savoy X26 with Translucent Glass

Internal doors - Hume Flush Panel (throughout except study, ensuite, powder, kitchen pantry)

Internal doors - Hume Joinery JST1 (feature door with translucent glass to Powder & Kitchen WIP)

Study sliding door - Hume Savoy XS26 with translucent glass

Kitchen

Kitchen Sink (undermount) - Clark Epure Evolution 1.75 bowel and drainer

Square High Rise PSS1001SB Sink Mixer

Bathroom, Powder Room and Ensuite

Jovian Rail Shower with Overhead Rainshower Head

Shower Mixer PSS3001SB with square handle

Caroma Liano Basin

Basin Mixer PSS2003SB with Square Handle

Fowler Seido Icon Series 2 wall faced toilet suite with concealed cistern

2 responses

27 07 2014
PN (22:42:55) :

Hi

I read your whole blog in 2 days. I came across this while searching for someone built with metricon and if I can find useful information about their journey.

Could you pls. share some information on site cost as well? I am planning to do a knock down rebuild in eastern suburb, where I currently own a house.

There is bit of slope/fall (according to metricon sales person), but not too much approx. 1.5 mtrs.

This is going to be my first home in Australia so have no idea what it means.

Any information, if you can share will be good for me.

Regards

PN

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2 08 2014
ournolanhome (00:06:48) :

Hi PN,

Usually the price of building can be roughly broken down into 3 major parts:
1. Site costs
2. House with basic/standard inclusions
3. Upgrades

The site costs is everything else needed to prepare the site for the house to be built. This includes things like laying the house foundations/footings, any costs in getting equipment on site, site cleaning, connecting utilities to the site, temporary fencing etc.

So with a site fall, one of the site costs would be to provide excavation and retaining walls.

Then of course there is landscaping on top of all this.

Does this help?

Chris

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