Well the rubber roof layer is on the rear extension, just waiting for the lantern.
The rear wall is done, they are just adding a line of bricks to go under the bifolds then just waiting for them to be installed.
The side roof is nearly done, due to finish carpentry on Monday, then the rubber guy is coming again. Then waiting on the skylight and back door in there.
The solid subfloor is down in the whole of the rear extension and side. They don’t want to put the UFH & screed down until the glasswork is in and it’s watertight. Then wait for the screed to dry (the quoted possible 7 weeks).
Then tile, then kitchen.
But…they could lay the UFH and screed without waiting if they spend some time (& £!) boarding up the lantern hole. And we don’t have to tile before kitchen.
Kitchen is coming from Howdens, and their standard white handless so should be ok Re stock levels. So could get the run including ovens, sink, DW, fridge done sooner (pref before Christmas).
I need the temp wooden walls across the back of the original house to come down (been there 2.5yrs and counting), so they can find out how much of the bit of wall that runs down the middle has to stay for support. That dictates what I can do with my island, how long it is, etc.
Then they might put the walls back up for security and (limited) warmth.
Then electrics, water, plastering, let plaster dry, paint, etc.
THEN, they can rip out the old kitchen, dig up floor, back to UFH and repeat.
Then the current TV room, which opens out into the extension, or will do, needs its floor sorted. And so on.
Which is why it won’t be done by Christmas. Or certainly not at the current pace anyway.