I have studied the "GIB Site Guide" (102 pages of it!) from cover to cover. (One mysteriously arrived in the mail??? I found out that Building Committee convener Richard arranged for it.) We will rip into more GIB fixing this Saturday.
The plan... do all the brace line bits... work through the bedrooms one by one... do the living area then tackle bathrooms.
Then probably next Saturday tackle ceilings.
Sounds easy!
Cya there.
P.S. Did you know that at the ULearn Conference in Christchurch (1700 computer geek-education type people there) they are collecting money for the Habitat for Humanity relief work in Samoa. The organisers came to our Jane (she works for them) with questions about Habitat and she arranged for them to be answered. By Wednesday night they had raised $800 with two days to go. The ripples of our work go wider than we often think.
Building friendships and homes
Habitat for Humanity in Dunedin is a volunteer, not for profit organisation. Our aim is to help people to own their own home by building affordable, quality houses using volunteer labour.