Our HMO conversion in Newcastle-under-Lyme is beginning to take shape. As we approach the halfway stage, the first fix electrics have been done and everywhere is completely plastered.
Skirting boards and architraves are in place and the fire doors are being hung. The kitchen, albeit a small one, has also been fitted.
Upstairs, we’ve carved out a new space to accommodate a second bathroom. To do this, we pinched a little space from the large front bedroom.
Now the four bedrooms can share two bathrooms instead of one.
Join the BIG Man for a brief progress update and get some handy building tips along the way as he explains:
🔵 Why you shouldn't hang doors until you've plastered and it's completely dry;
🔵 How boxing-in pipework using timber can save on maintenance costs;
🔵 Why you don't necessarily need a false ceiling to hide upstairs drains;
🔵 How you can reconfigure rooms to make them work for you.
HMO conversions often involve redesigning or reconfiguring the space you have to accommodate more rooms or additional shower rooms etc.
This property is a perfect example of how we take into account the needs of the tenants when making those design decisions.
Stay tuned for the next part of this property conversion journey, folks.
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