Bon courage! I remember the days of drilling through 70cm walls only too well — has to be done for plumbing and electricity and we sent some of our wiring off on an extraordinary journey up and over in order to avoid having to make such a hole in one instance. Sometimes can’t be avoided though, even with the cleverest planning.
Rosemary Kneipp
April 12th, 2014 at 9:38 pm
These holes (8 cm diameter) are for the two clothes dryers for the towels for the gîte so we didn’t have much choice. The little one for the water was a breeze apparently. We are so glad to be nearly finished!
Bon courage! I remember the days of drilling through 70cm walls only too well — has to be done for plumbing and electricity and we sent some of our wiring off on an extraordinary journey up and over in order to avoid having to make such a hole in one instance. Sometimes can’t be avoided though, even with the cleverest planning.
These holes (8 cm diameter) are for the two clothes dryers for the towels for the gîte so we didn’t have much choice. The little one for the water was a breeze apparently. We are so glad to be nearly finished!
Is it strange that just looking at that tool, my ears are bracing for the racket that it makes?
We both wore ear plugs!
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