It is currently 29 Mar 2024, 10:48
Doug wrote:Many years ago I used to do some sub contracting to a joinery firm, one job was in Solihull & that to had no where to park a double wheel based transit other than a short stay car park, we used to get a ticket every day for the month we were there as we left it there all day. We got to know the traffic warden quite well who one day enquired about the cost of all those tickets, to which the gaffa replied he knew he'd get a ticket each day but had priced it in to the job when he quoted as he worked in Solihull before
I would be very happy to make another similar to this, but using oak.
kirkpoore1 wrote:Damn, that's nice. Are they going to seal the MDF parts before they paint?
I was going to suggest parking at the police station since you couldn't park anywhere else. I'm glad that you mostly escaped on that.
Kirk
Mike G wrote:Nice job. I prefer the stair where you've replaced the straight flight with winders, but they're both a vast improvement. What are their plans for the floor? Tiling that little gap could be a test, unless they have a stack of spare tiles somewhere.
Andyp wrote:I would be very happy to make another similar to this, but using oak.
Oh yes please.
Cracking work as usual, thanks for taking the tine to share it with us.
Rod wrote:Lovely work as usual Paul
Rod
TrimTheKing wrote::text-bravo:
Lovely work Paul, thanks for sharing.
Cheers
Mark
Tusses wrote:Definitely a step up from the old ones :-D
Tusses wrote:Definitely a step up from the old ones :-D
Mike G wrote:Tusses wrote:Definitely a step up from the old ones :-D
Well, that depends. It you're already upstairs, they're a step down.....
Commander wrote:Nice job as always Paul, it looks so much better than what it used to look!
Quick question, it looks like there is a hold in the floor at the bottom of the main stair, how will they go about fixing that?
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