After Gretta’s husband died whilst the couple were living in Malaysia, she found herself moving back to the UK. From heartbreak she forged a new life, building a stunning home on the Cambridgeshire fens. The result is simply stunning!
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I love how she considered her guests and had two spare rooms, even though she would have no need, it shows a natural thought to other's comfort and well being.
Personally, I would have built a bigger gap between the two houses, but that is pretty much the only change I would make.
I’m really glad that the steel structure went well. Our architects worked with our main contractor and a specialist steel frame company. We had 55% of pieces of steel come to site too long or too short. You can understand 1 or 2 - but over half? It turned out that our so-called specialist steel frame company were buying the cold rolled steel (some 18” x 5”) from another company and, speaking to the draughtsman at that company, the plans supplied were inadequate. Now, I blame both of them - the steel frame people for not supplying adequate drawings and the rollers for not insisting on clear plans.
It was always the plan for our contractor to bolt the new frame elements together and to the old frame elements. We (as the people paying) said that we are not paying a penny more than had been agreed and, in the end, our contractor got paid handsomely well for all the extra time involved in cutting lengths to the right size and got a load of additional steel where the pieces had been cut too short. We got the building but the delay was months. I could tell a tale of woe where the steel frame problem turned out to be the least of our problems. If people want to read it, I will write it.
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