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"As an investor, I am always looking for something different in an area that is still growing, that will rent and ultimately sell well. I believe I have found that in Las Torrentas. As everything will be fully installed before completion (not like friends who had to install air conditioning and a pool once they got the keys!), I can start renting it out straight away. With the on-site rental management service, I can hand it over, sit back and watch my investment grow…"
Philip Payne, South Wales

Technical features

Technical features
•    Structure on a base of reinforced concrete pillars, forged small
     unidirectional beams, with ceramic coves and portions of reinforced
     concrete
•    Outer wall of perforated brickwork (11cm), plastered on the inside
     with a layer (1cm) of rich cement. Doubled inside with a hollow
     10cm brick wall. Insulation of polyurethane fitted boards (6cm)
     and ventilated cavity in between (5cm). Exterior cement plaster
     (“monocapa”)
•    Inner walls of hollow brick work (10cm), with the necessary slits
     (always horizontal and vertical) for conduits, gypsum plaster and
     final natural paint
•    Bathroom walls of double brickwork (2x8cm) with 4cm rock wool
     insulation, tiled up halfway with porcelain tiles
•    Aluminium windows, sliding doors and frames with thermal break,
     dark wood colour. The windows always start from floor level
     (except where a base is required) up to a 2’20m height
•    Interior doors of DMF, plain in white. Frame 7x1cm (also for
     skirting), up to ceiling. The doors end with a fix matching panelto
     ceiling.
•    Flooring for interior and terraces, treated terracotta tiles 30 x 30,
     non-treated in pool area to avoid sliding. Access and other paved
     areas pebbled concrete 40 x 40 tiles
•    Pitched roof with Arabic roof tiles in terracotta irregular colours,
     or flat roof insulated with polyurethane insulation,waterproof
     membrane and layer of river pebbles
•    Horizontal separation drains, with connection to water recuperation
     system for storage and reuse for automatic sprinkling system in
     garden. Extra taps on terraces, low different tap in kitchen
•    Plumbing installation: warm water conducts parallel to the cold
     water tubes, made of copper and protected with insulating tube
     covers of glass fibres. Instant hot water installation

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	Specification Site plan Terraza Cortijo Pueblito Interiors Environment	We're here to help! Confused about buying a property abroad? We've got a handy leaflet giving you lots of top tips to make the whole process as plain sailing as possible and what's more, it's completely free! Enter your details here to receive your free guide. A Dynamic form used to be here. Forms cannot function without a specially hosted script to receive the data, so it has been removed. Don't just take our word for it "As an investor, I am always looking for something different in an area that is still growing, that will rent and ultimately sell well. I believe I have found that in Las Torrentas. As everything will be fully installed before completion (not like friends who had to install air conditioning and a pool once they got the keys!), I can start renting it out straight away. With the on-site rental management service, I can hand it over, sit back and watch my investment grow…" Philip Payne, South Wales
	Technical features Technical features • Structure on a base of reinforced concrete pillars, forged small unidirectional beams, with ceramic coves and portions of reinforced concrete • Outer wall of perforated brickwork (11cm), plastered on the inside with a layer (1cm) of rich cement. Doubled inside with a hollow 10cm brick wall. Insulation of polyurethane fitted boards (6cm) and ventilated cavity in between (5cm). Exterior cement plaster (“monocapa”) • Inner walls of hollow brick work (10cm), with the necessary slits (always horizontal and vertical) for conduits, gypsum plaster and final natural paint • Bathroom walls of double brickwork (2x8cm) with 4cm rock wool insulation, tiled up halfway with porcelain tiles • Aluminium windows, sliding doors and frames with thermal break, dark wood colour. The windows always start from floor level (except where a base is required) up to a 2’20m height • Interior doors of DMF, plain in white. Frame 7x1cm (also for skirting), up to ceiling. The doors end with a fix matching panelto ceiling. • Flooring for interior and terraces, treated terracotta tiles 30 x 30, non-treated in pool area to avoid sliding. Access and other paved areas pebbled concrete 40 x 40 tiles • Pitched roof with Arabic roof tiles in terracotta irregular colours, or flat roof insulated with polyurethane insulation,waterproof membrane and layer of river pebbles • Horizontal separation drains, with connection to water recuperation system for storage and reuse for automatic sprinkling system in garden. Extra taps on terraces, low different tap in kitchen • Plumbing installation: warm water conducts parallel to the cold water tubes, made of copper and protected with insulating tube covers of glass fibres. Instant hot water installation Back
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