We recently had our builder Simon construct a new duck’s house as we had planned to buy a solar power system for which we wanted to use the old duck’s house. Last week we finally bought the needed equipment in Masindi and therefore had to engage Simon again to rebuild the old duck’s house to fit all the equipment. We wanted it to be about 2 m high so firstly one could easily walk inside and secondly the solar panels would be in a perfect position to producing power during the day.
Finally Simon and his employee started to rework the old house. First they removed the roof and stored it for later use. Then they layed bricks, plastered everything, re-attached the roof and finalised. After they left I had to clean and later remove a remaining metal post, which was formerly used to fix the fence around the old duck’s house. After two or three days the house would be dry and ready for the electrician to install the solar power equipment.
Charles cleaning the old duck’s house before the construction begins
our builders removing the roof
and storing it for later reuse
Moritz monopolized a pile of sand that later would be used to mix cement
Simon laying bricks
after plastering
Simon re-attaching the roof
that’s it – our new house for the solar power equipment
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