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Old 04-29-2011, 02:27 PM
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Here is my latest finished project the *shudder* double story house, every time I do a double I always say "never again" this one was particularly painful as we had to redo and redo the scaffold as the licensed scaffolders just couldnt get their heads around it from a bricklaying perspective.
Its black bricks and its so ugly, but the owner was happy...


The house fills most of the block of land.
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Here is my latest finished project the *shudder* double story house, every time I do a double I always say "never again" this one was particularly painful as we had to redo and redo the scaffold as the licensed scaffolders just couldnt get their heads around it from a bricklaying perspective.
Its black bricks and its so ugly, but the owner was happy...

The house fills most of the block of land.
....And, where is the infamos bucket?
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....And, where is the infamos bucket?
That was another job, hell Id hate to fall from a two story scaffold...
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Old 04-29-2011, 06:26 PM
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Black brick? Why would anyone even make something that ugly??

It's enough to get a picture of your house plastered all over the internet!
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For some reason the black bricks are very popular, not environmentally friendly as the absorb more heat from the sun...

I did a black brick house with black mortar some years ago, it looked quite depressing.
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