it's got round here here with butter so nice sunny day so that's always helpful
we're putting up a lot of pink timber with our favorite color fur you've got to do what
you got to do you've got the blue option the green option but that we chose pink
okay this here is the old framing that was originally done back and maybe about 20 years
ago maybe the 90s and this is our new framing that we're doing and we've had a few questions
about why on earth is timber New Zealand pink well back in the 90s they use this timber here so they
had problems with timber treatment it wasn't treated to a high enough standard and they had
problems with cavity systems so they updated everything and one of the updates was this h
1.2 as a minimum framing Zevon internal walls it has to be h 1.2 they used like a reddish sort of
treatment and as it dilutes when it spread throughout the timber fades into a sort of
pink can't be clear but tender so there's no way you're ever going to use the wrong thing right
so it's just color coding on this pretty much there's only one supplier to supplies they're
just a great make it all pay do you just did not get in the mixed up basically yes color coding
what what colors cheese come on if you think they're trying to emasculate builders here
in New Zealand know there's anything wrong with pink I mean you gotta [ __ ] takeaways chocolate
and white say yeah I got a turquoise Drive answer I clearly don't get pink
so now we are framing up the feet here it's the last sort
of framing thing that we have to do before tomorrow's framing inspection
the insides looking good and we're just gonna crack over the ball getting a letter
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