thattime posted:Building a modified Coral Noosa 279 - We're In
Hello,
I like that facade and wouldn't be upset to come home to it. 
About our facade it was basically just a custom design that Coral accommodated…
thattime posted:Building a modified Coral Noosa 279 - We're In
Firstly, what type of signing do you mean? Actual fixed price contract signing (post colour selection etc) or putting down a deposit?
About our contract - this is testing my memory.…
thattime posted:Building a modified Coral Noosa 279 - We're In
Hi All,
I wanted to make an update to this thread. Firstly the Photobucket hosted images have been bothering me so I've relinked them all to another service. They're showing reliably…
thattime posted:Stellabella's second build - work stopped...again - 1 month+
Hi Stellabella. I'm just refreshing my old thread and noticed you were building again. We're getting ready for our 2nd build too.
You're handling the builder situation very well. Very good…
thattime posted:Steel frames - Coral homes
Agree, and it's a good thing they're mandatory under a steel roof. At least in NSW that I know of.
But I wonder how efficient the roof blankets are, or how…
thattime posted:Steel frames - Coral homes
That person's story on Instagram is pretty bad. It's not the Coral Homes I know. I have heard of similar problems with noisy floors recently, and in that persons case…
thattime posted:Building with Coral Homes at Vantage Point (Elderslie)
Great news on the PCI date. Not long now.
Things had got a bit slow/bogged down towards the end of our build due to our electrician dropping the ball on a…
thattime posted:Building with Coral Homes at Vantage Point (Elderslie)
Hi Sukarabikun! Your build is looking great, it's good to see you're staying on top of the issues that come along.
I'm surprised by how many bricks were left over, how…
thattime posted:HELP! Does this alfresco tiling look right to you?Coral Home
Hi, we built with Coral too (in Sydney) and the look of your slab caught my eye. In case it's useful, here's how our Alfresco slab looks in relation to…
thattime posted:Building a modified Coral Noosa 279 - We're In
Yeah, I still haven't changed my mind on A&L. Some of the largest windows here have 5mm glass in them for safety reasons (i.e. the ability to trip and fall…
thattime posted:Building with Coral Homes at Vantage Point (Elderslie)
I like what you've done with the Noosa design too. Very good. That Activity room and the doors opening to the Alfresco is a great look. Should be some lovely…
thattime posted:Building with Coral Homes at Vantage Point (Elderslie)
Love that frame! 
What happens with the stabbed pipes is the plumbers run the pipes too close to the slab. Then the concreters punch their…
thattime posted:Building a modified Coral Noosa 279 - We're In
Hi, and thanks!
Those lights are winners, I love them. This is the model:
http://www.slvlighting.com/products/wal ... -slot.aspx
(Go down to the photos,…
thattime posted:Building with Coral Homes
Great news on the frame. I have heard they are selling a few of them so the deal must be good.
Good news on the stone? Well, I think sandstone sells…
thattime posted:Building with Coral Homes
You're right, when they first offered steel it was an option in their Eclipse package. You could simply choose treated timber or steel.
For me the main benefit of steel is…
thattime posted:Building with Coral Homes
Hi!
We built a Noosa with Coral and changed from timber to steel frames when we found out they were available. The price…
thattime posted:Building a modified Coral Noosa 279 - We're In
Non disclosure is king! I don't mean to put you off or worry you. As far as I understand things it is…
thattime posted:Building a modified Coral Noosa 279 - We're In
Catching up on some recent action...
Since we moved into the house I was watching our power bills and they were just too high. We've got a 4kW solar system on…
thattime posted:Building a modified Coral Noosa 279 - We're In
Hello,
I've been a long time lurker of this site, now it's time for our own build thread. We are knock-down rebuilding in Sydney, building a modified Coral Homes Noosa 279.
This…
thattime posted:Building a modified Coral Noosa 279 - We're In
Yes, we're really enjoying it. I often look at it from the point of view of our children - it's just really good having neat, open spaces for them to…
thattime posted:Building a modified Coral Noosa 279 - We're In
Thanks 1rocky!
I love that view over the pool you guys have got, and your gardens are looking great. Excellent work.
thattime posted:Building a modified Coral Noosa 279 - We're In
Hi! Well, it's not too late! But I wouldn't talk you out of the Noosa or Coral.
I like what you've done with that…
thattime posted:Building a modified Coral Noosa 279 - We're In
Hi Wizard! It's been a while since I checked in.
Thinking back to the move... it was ok. We were let down by our driveway guys and I had to move…
thattime posted:Building a modified Coral Noosa 279 - We're In
Hand-over was today. The last week has just been a wait for the bank cheque and a good time to meet up with our SS onsite. We've also been moving…
thattime posted:custom adenbrook home north coast NSW moving in
That's what I wanted to see!
Excellent collection. Outstanding even. Are they originals? I've got a '61 reissue SG and love it.
thattime posted:custom adenbrook home north coast NSW moving in
Looking good again. It's amazing how much the window coverings affect the look and feel of the house.
thattime posted:custom adenbrook home north coast NSW moving in
Looks fantastic 1rocky! Not to highlight one thing, but that view out over your pool is very unique. Lovely. The finish throughout looks very good.
Is the music/guitar room set up…
