Nice one thanks SAS
Images of items I have purchased (except trainers [no feet pics])
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Nice one thanks SAS
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Fairly. It's always best to look for 'offers' and then haggle from there. Very pleased with it though and should last a long time. It's made the WFH transition very easy so has been worth it in that regard.
Now THAT is the business.
Just waiting on my 3090 to use it, may have slip Gibbo a brown envelope
You certainly get what you pay for though, we had all of the wardrobes in the house custom fitted by Hammonds and they are beautiful, solid and will probably outlast me.
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Is that a wrap or single piece of metal?
Single sheet.
The edges are bent round and a piece of card is contained in the lip.
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You do. We had some of their fitted wardrobes in our last house and they stood up really well. They still looked like new after about 8 years.
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That's correct. For something like an office, you've got to be really sure that the layout is what you want before jumping in. The plus side is that it all looks really neat an you can maximise the space available. For this office, we wouldn't really have any options to change it around anyway as the long, thin layout doesn't lend itself to that:
For some situations it's just the logical to do, finances permitting:
Before:
After:
And there me sitting here looking at that and thinking i just be looking at my Before & After bank statementFor some situations it's just the logical to do, finances permitting:
Before:
After:
I need a much higher paying job, as i can't even afford the £400,000 to buy a house less alone for this lovely fitted stuff to go in it
That's correct. For something like an office, you've got to be really sure that the layout is what you want before jumping in. The plus side is that it all looks really neat an you can maximise the space available. For this office, we wouldn't really have any options to change it around anyway as the long, thin layout doesn't lend itself to that:
That does look pretty neat/functional. Certainly works well for a home office if you intend to use it regularly.
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Thank you. Since the pandemic started, I've been WFH full time so it's been a real blessing tbh. Where I work, it looks like we're going to do a lot more WFH anyway once everything's settled down so it'll continue to get an awful lot of use. My wife uses this quite a bit too (she had her own 'office' in our last place).
As fun as my Honda was, getting older and coming into the winter months, i wanted more comfort, 2018 Triumph Tiger XRT 3300 miles.
Traded my CB650R against it and loving it, it's in showroom condition and i don't think it's ever seen rain.
Cheers matey, still not took it out box yet, trying to finish the man cave ASAP to get it mounted.
I think a lot of bikers these days are afraid of getting wet and there bike is nothing more then just a show piece
Northern Brewer starter kit. I already have much better and more professional brewing equipment, but I needed some new fermentation vessels. These kits were being sold off for £40 (usually £100+) so I grabbed one. Now I have an extra brew kettle too. Also came with an Amber Ale kit which I brewed today.
Also bought a Wifi enabled Inkbird for temp control, it's ace with the app to control everything from my phone.
Also bought a Wifi enabled Inkbird for temp control, it's ace with the app to control everything from my phone.
Are you going to run a gaming PC to it? Consoles? Strictly for TV and films?
I'm considering a 55" within HDMI 2.1 range of the PC I'm building.
