Project snooker room: Belgium!

[Delphi]

As my works start soon i figured i'd make a thread already.


Drawing of the to build building.






The space where it's going to be built.
Next Wednesday ground works
Wednesday after building.

[itsnoteasy]

That's one big garden you have there, looks like you will have a ten minute walk to the shed

[Danger Steve]

Good luck with the project! Looking forward to seeing it progress!

[fkhan]

Good luck.

[Delphi]

Drawing of what the inside should be like, made mostly to see where i need how many electricity outlets.

[Delphi]

That's one big garden you have there, looks like you will have a ten minute walk to the shed

Ha! Not really, 20 steps away from the house really, the car will of course be parked further away in the future.

The schedule is
Digging and ground base next Wednesday Sept 14th
Building Wednesday Sept 21th
Then i only have 7 days to put insulation, Electricity and plasterboards in, which will be probably not be enough.
Table installation is scheduled for Wednesday Oct 5th.

[Delphi]

And this is the table which will be set up in October, picture taken in the house it was before.
(I have been told this is the World Championship '94 final table)

[itsnoteasy]

Drawing of what the inside should be like, made mostly to see where i need how many electricity outlets.

Lot's of room around the table, we have six feet around three sides( about 12 iirc for seating area at the baulk end) and it's loads.
Obviously I don't know the history of the table and imo, it doesn't really matter but it looks a lovely well looked after table, wood looks in good condition and cushions look like steel blockers, going by the width of them. If it's flat and runs true, that's the most important thing imo. I'd be over the moon with that table.

[Delphi]

yes it wasn't cheap but it is indeed a steelblock riley aristocrat, very happy with it, so looking forward to see it put together again.

[mikee]

These are great threads the snooker room builds .As for the table check out some footage of the 94 final ,there is some very distinguishing grain markings on the cushion freezes ,top left one especially ,if you have a cushion like that you never know it could be ,either way it’s a great table for sure .

[fkhan]

Lovely table. What did it cost you? Please PM me the price if you do not want to share it in public. Just curious as I bought a table too recently.

[Delphi]

We have a launch but already delayed, the plan today was digging and concrete base plate but due to rain the concrete is postponed.
Situation this morning.

[itsnoteasy]

Are you putting a dpm down or any insulation?

[Delphi]

what's a dpm?
Ah some damp proof plastic, yes that is included i think.
It's some special 'fibre' concrete i have been told, not sure what the english term is.

I'm not doing that myself, garden house company is doing it.

[itsnoteasy]

what's a dpm?
Ah some damp proof plastic, yes that is included i think.
It's some special 'fibre' concrete i have been told, not sure what the english term is.

I'm not doing that myself, garden house company is doing it.

The fibre in the concrete binds it together, it means you don't have to use rebar, reinforcement.