All painted and polished.
This Blog is intended to describe and track the development of the Spring Spur Riders Lounge and Accommodation Facility at the Bogong Horseback Adventures home property - Spring Spur. The development and the new products and services that will result is an exciting stage in the evolution in Bogong Horseback Adventures, and the future for the Baird family.
Monday, 3 June 2013
Painters final touches outside
The painters enjoyed a brief stretch of fine weather to complete the exterior painting.
Friday, 17 May 2013
Finished the granite floor
Despite being heavy work, bricklayer Bernie completed the granite floors covering over 200m2 of floor. Bernie's attention to detail shows in the layout of the stone.
Granite set in place and grouted
Monday, 13 May 2013
Electrical fittings
Electrical contractor Richard has fitted the Hi Bay lights to the lounge area
One of 3 HiBays over the lounge area
Thursday, 2 May 2013
Verandas and shade structures
Shelter from the storm, shade in the hot summer sun and set up to allow winter sun to penetrate deep into the building, the verandas and shade structures perform and important role
Blackbutt cladding and shade structures
Veranda awaiting roof sheets
Thursday, 4 April 2013
Bring on the power
Inside the locked up building in wall rough-ins are progressing with electrical and hot and cold water loops installed
Electrical circuits
Hot and cold water loops
Friday, 29 March 2013
Finish the in ground works
With the reliably dry March weather all the in ground services were completed. Waste water connections to waste system, storm water collection to storage tanks, potable water supply to the buildings, farm water connections to garden and cistern loops, gas mains and underground electrical and telephone connections.
Multi services trench
Tuesday, 12 February 2013
Building locked up
With windows in place and cladding complete, the lock-up target is accomplished. Meanwhile the salvaged granite flooring is starting to take shape.
Eaves linings and Axon wall claddings to the ensuite areas
Salvage granite is carefully cut to create a crazy paved hard wearing floor and more thermal mass.
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