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New wardrobe - built-in. Custom internals and routered mdf doors painted in gloss white.

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We would like to thank all our clients for their continued support and wish everyone a happy and safe holiday period. We return on the 9th January 2017.

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A new craft room for an existing client. Client brief: To create a new purpose built area within an existing room with plenty of work space and storage. We divided an existing open formal lounge and dining area and converted it into 2 living spaces. This involved building new walls and getting the dimensions correct to ensure the 2 new areas were fit for purpose. We plastered with acoustic plaster and insulated the internal dividing wall to ensure noise transference was minimised from the new TV room to the craft room. We replaced the old carpet with new laminated flooring that is both hard wearing and resistant to chemicals. These come with a 15 year warranty and are extremely resilient to wearing in high traffic areas. We also replaced the existing baton light with 4 led down lights and increased the power points in the room to 5. We also included a cat6 lead for hard-wired internet connection. The air-conditioning outlet was relocated to ensure maximum efficiency and as to not interfere with the new cabinetry. The walls were painted using Dulux Wisteria White and the skirts and architraves painted in Dulux Hogs Bristle 1/4 strength. We custom built joinery in Polytec white to our client's requirements and added a white metallic pegboard for hanging scissors and ribbons. The benchtop was made from Polyrey white laminate which is chemical resistant, sanitised antibacterial treated and hold eco-certified credentials. The benchtop was complemented with satin chrome legs.

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Kitchen renovation in Moorabbin. Client brief: Open up the kitchen space and create extra storage, with a fresh look. Our kitchen was designed using our 3D software which enabled our client to visualise the finishes and the space. All doors, drawers and panels are vinyl wrapped and Australian Made in Licorice Linea Gloss vinyl. All doors and drawers have Hettich soft close mechanisms and a soft close duel pull out bin has been carefully built into the design. A stone benchtop with waterfall end has been installed using Caesarstone Nimbus. The splashback was created from 300x300 Stratos Bianco polished porcelain tiles supplied by National Tiles. Our client supplied appliances from Bunnings Warehouse which included a pyrolytic stainless steel oven, offering great value and adding to the quality finishes.

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After a 5 week holiday, Smart Building Projects is back to 100% operation from Monday 17th October. If you are wanting to finalise your project for the Christmas period, we still have limited room on our books to complete some additional works, such as kitchens, bathrooms and outdoor structures. So give us a call, message or email and we'll see what we can do to make your vision a reality.

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Preparing for the Smart Building Projects mid-year meeting with the team.

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Some of the shower screens we offer in a frameless or semi frameless finish. These can be completed either as part of your new bathroom renovation or as a replacement for your existing shower screen. We also offer screens either fixed or on pivot hinges for a combination baths and shower.

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Recent bathroom renovation in Melton. Client brief: Merge both the current ensuite and walk-in robe to create a larger ensuite, whilst converting the rear study into a new walk-in robe. Materials: Bathroom fittings as selected by client from Bunnings. Tiles selected from National Tiles. Shower screen is the Mirage semi frameless in polished silver, custom built. Walk-in robe custom designed to client's specifications and includes shoe racks, his & hers sections with ample overhead storage and hanging space. Full size dress mirror to fit wall space (not shown).

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After over 300 hours of painstaking screen staring and many cups of coffee, Smart Building Projects can finally announce our new and improved website. From new offerings to downloads of samples and catalogues, we have provided a one stop shop to gathering all your information, for your next renovation. This will gradually be expanded to meet our clients expectations and enhance the overall experience moving forward. Please stop past and have a look. If you have any suggestions or find spelling mistakes or would like to comment, your observations and thoughts will be appreciated. Thanks to all our existing clients for your continued support. Jason

Richmond Kitchen Renovation

A recent kitchen renovation in Richmond. Client brief: Remove old kitchen and replace with modern look, additional storage to open up the area. Working closely with Worldwide Electrics ( www.worldwideelectrics.com.au ), we were able to relocate mains power and introduce energy efficient lighting systems to achieve a sleek lighting solution in a small space. All doors, drawers & panels used were Ultra Glaze Arctic White with Hettich soft-close mechanisms. Benchtops are Caesarstone Clamshell and all appliances aresupplied by Miele. Sink is a farmhouse style supplied by Ikea. Glass splashback used starfire glass painted in Dulux Lexicon and accentuated with LED strip lighting. New floor tiling replaced the old lino floor.

***Exciting Announcement*** From the 16th March 2016, Smart Building Projects will be removing our existing website from service. On the 31st March we will be launching our new website with a fresh look. This will include links to colours and suppliers with additional information to make your renovation experience easier to navigate.

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Shower renovation. Due to poor waterproofing the old tiles had come off the wall and the plaster had collapsed. We stripped the wall back, replastered, rewaterproofed and retiled. This also gave the client an opportunity to install a wall niche within the shower. Rather than keeping the old shower screen, we updated it to a new semi flameless and increased the height. We also replaced the exhaust fan above the shower as it was not working with a new energy efficient model.