Great job! This looks so good! My family thinks I should get rid of some building materials but your store of stone suggests it's needed and good to have.
Thanks for this, having seen you on TV previously I was interested to see how the tea room turned out and whether the French took to the idea of tea and cake. It would be nice to see a ‘story so far’ summary and short tour of your property and your visions for its future. I realise that time is short and the DIY is your first priority and not YouTubing but if you share your dreams (and your challenges) people will be hooked and support you from all over the world if you want. It is great to see things transform, particularly when they are sleeping beauties like your chateau. Anyway, keep up the good work, best wishes.
That really demonstrates your love for the building. Taking the time to do a fantastic job and it should last another couple of hundred years! Regards to you both.
I’ve been looking for a good demonstration of repairing the face of old sandstone! Finally!! Thanks and good job.
Glad it was helpful!
Great job! This looks so good! My family thinks I should get rid of some building materials but your store of stone suggests it's needed and good to have.
Thanks for this, having seen you on TV previously I was interested to see how the tea room turned out and whether the French took to the idea of tea and cake. It would be nice to see a ‘story so far’ summary and short tour of your property and your visions for its future. I realise that time is short and the DIY is your first priority and not YouTubing but if you share your dreams (and your challenges) people will be hooked and support you from all over the world if you want. It is great to see things transform, particularly when they are sleeping beauties like your chateau. Anyway, keep up the good work, best wishes.
Very nicely done indeed 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you kindly
That really demonstrates your love for the building. Taking the time to do a fantastic job and it should last another couple of hundred years! Regards to you both.
Great repair, thanks for the vlog.
A great repair. Fascinating to watch
Great
The Only observation I want to make is:
Use lime mortar instead of Portland cement.
It was a lime based mortar used in the repair, although it does look a bit grey on the video 👍🏻
That like morta dired to work one day? Needs 3-7 days keep moist to dry slow and carbonate
Nice job tho looks great
Did you salvage all that stone from taking a building down on the property? Good foresight for keeping it all if you did.
We salvaged some but a lot of stone was inherited when we purchased the property from buildings previously on the land.