29-04-2009 - Inside the Houses...

As partitions go up, the rooms start to take shape....

14 Pipers Green. 16 Pipers Green.

18 Pipers Green.

Roof Tiles Go On..

Come Inside and See the Rooms Take Place..

28/04/2009 - All Reserved

All Reserved....

24-04-2009 - On Go the Roofs!

And on go the roofs....

Inside the houses.

Looking up at the roofs.
Looking at the roofs from the left.

Looking at the roofs from the right.

Looking straight down the middle.
Looking at 14 Pipers Gardens straight on.

23/04/2009 - All Plots Have Now Been Reserved!

All Plots have now been reserved.

COMING SOON: Virtually Identical Development in Hall Green!

21/04/2009 - Come and See Upstairs!

Number 14.

Number 16.

Number 16 and 18.

Window Insulation.

This image shows fully filled cavity batt insulation within the external wall construction.

The above image shoes the lintel support above a window opening at first floor level and the wall plate above ready for the roof trusses.

Going Upstairs...

Where the staircase will be...

Upstairs...

20/04/2009 - Royal Mail Addresses Confirmed!

We have now recieved confirmation for the Royal Mail addresses for the properties, they are as follows:

Plot 1 (Far Left when looking front on) - 14 Pipers Green, Hall Green, Birmingham, B28 0NU
Plot 2 (Centre when looking front on) - 16 Pipers Green, Hall Green, Birmingham, B28 0NU
Plot 3 (Far Right when looking front on) - 18 Pipers Green, Hall Green, Birmingham, B28 0NU

18/04/2009 - 1st Floor Level Brickwork Continues...

As First Floor Brickwork continues, the houses really begin to take shape.

Looking Towards the Site.

Plot 1 - Number 14.

Plot 2 - Number 16.

Looking Towards Plots 2 and 3 (Numbers 16 and 18).

Window Surround.

14/04/2009 - 1st Floor Posi Joists

As First Floor Brickwork begins, the 1st floor joists are assembled. Damson Homes pride themselves on high qulity new homes throughout the build. We use 'Posi' Joists as pictured below. Please scroll down for more information.

Plot 1.

Looking Towards Plots 2 & 3.
First Floor Level.
First Floor Level Plot 2.

Posi Joists.

The advantages of the Posi-Joist system simply cannot be ignored, because Posi-Joist combines the lightness of timber with the strength of the Posi-Strut steel web, you can span far greater distances than would be possible with alternative timber products. This gives you unequalled design freedom across a wide range of applications for both floor and roof in domestic, industrial and commercial applications. The Posi-joist allows a variety of internal room layouts within an external shell due to its clear spanning capabilities.

08/04/2009 - Prior to 1st Floor Joists

The Ground Floor brickwork is completed and first floor brickwork is prepared.

Looking Towards Plots 2 & 3.

Looking Straight Onto Plot 2.
Site from Above Looking Left.
Site from Above Looking Right.

Looking Down into the Rooms.

03/04/2009 - The Blockwork Begins!

As Block Work Begins the houses soon start to take shape.

Looking Towards Plots 1 & 2.

Looking Towards Plots 2 & 3.

Plot 2.

Plot 2.

Plot 3.

The Flue.

What is a Flue?? A flue is not always the same as a chimney.A chimney is a brick or metal structure that contains one or more flues. It is what you see running up the sides of houses and / or sticking out of roofs. It is best thought of as a support structure that contains the flues.The flue is actually the pipe or passage that the smoke from an appliance travels through.Typically each fuel burning appliance, such as a furnace, stove, fireplace, etc. will need to have it’s own seperate flue, so many times they will put several flues into the same chimney structure, especially when dealing with masonry chimneys.

02/04/2009 - PEA's Arrive

We now have the Predicted Energy Assessments for the House. These will tell you how ecenomical these houses will be. As you can see from the diagram, we are very close to the top, which means our new homes at Piper's Gardens will be very economical!

Did you Know?? The rear gardens on our new homes at Pipers Green are mature as the development is built on the rear gardens of Kedleston Road.

01/04/2009 - The Brick Work Continues

As the brickwork continues, the houses really start to take shape!

Looking Towards Plot 1.

Looking Towards Plot 2.

Looking Towards Plot 3.

Looking Towards the Site from the rear.

Did you know?? YardleyWood Train Station is just 0.46 miles away, with bus stops directly to Birmingham City Centre even closer!