Revealed: The VERY surprising hidden detail in each of the houses on The Block that you have never noticed
Season 16 of The Block will wrap with a highly anticipated auction on Sunday.
But over the years, fans of the show may not have noticed the hidden detail that is left on each of the properties.
Every home on the program has Channel Nine's iconic nine dot logo somewhere in the house.
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Revealed: The VERY surprising hidden detail in each of the houses of The Block has now been revealed. Pictured is host Scott Cam
Season one and two of The Block, which were filmed in the Sydney suburbs of Bondi and Manly respectively, featured the emblem on the front of the home under the eaves, according to nine.com.au.
Fast forward to season 14 at The Gatwick Hotel, the nine dots were placed in the foyer and on the ceiling of the lift.
Meanwhile, the network's symbol was placed at the front of each of the homes as a laser cut granite step during the makeover of The Oslo Hotel in Season 15.
A bit of TV history: Every home on the program has Channel Nine's iconic nine dot logo somewhere in the house. The network's symbol was placed at the front of each of the homes as a laser cut granite step during the makeover of The Oslo Hotel in Season 15
Contestant Mitch Edwards said at the time: It looks so cool having those little Channel Nine dots.'
'The owner of the home will always have this small tasteful symbol that this was part of Channel Nine, part of The Block,' he added.
While it is not yet known where the nine dots have been place in this year's season of The Block, the contestants gearing up for the auction, which will take place this Sunday.
Remembrance: Contestant Mitch Edwards said at the time: 'It looks so cool having those little Channel Nine dots.' Pictured left is Mitch beside his partner Mark McKie
The show's co-executive producer Julian Cress told MediaWeek this week that the auctions will be filmed under COVID safe restrictions, with only 10 people plus the agent present.
'Sadly, three of those people have to be camera operators which cuts it down to seven.'
'Unfortunately, those auction restrictions ease up on Monday, but we have to complete the auction this weekend,' he said.
'We will also have to be outdoors and we can have up to seven bidders at each of the auctions,' he added.
Ready for auction: The show's co-executive producer Julian Cress told MediaWeek this week that the auctions will be filmed under COVID safe restrictions, with only 10 people plus the agent present and in an outdoor setting. Pictured are contestants Luke and Jasmin
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