Images of items I have purchased (except trainers [no feet pics])

firstborn · 19 Feb 2021 at 11:46

A new level that fits in the new toolbag... still deciding on organisation and still lots of stuff to go in

Terminal_Boy · 19 Feb 2021 at 11:57

Very nice! Reminds me to sort out my tool bag again as it’s become stupidly heavy again.

Zeebedy · 19 Feb 2021 at 14:00

Just setup my new TV.

Looks stunning, the clarity seems so much better, I don’t know if it is or psychological or actually better.

Maccy · 19 Feb 2021 at 14:07

Hopefully should get me some frames on CS:GO?

Tephnos · 19 Feb 2021 at 14:28

Zeebedy said:
Just setup my new TV. Looks stunning, the clarity seems so much better, I don’t know if it is or psychological or actually better.

Nice Xbox logo.

dark-knight · 19 Feb 2021 at 14:38

Couldn't get the pictures to host.

New 55" LG CX OLED TV. 150W Gasco electric radiance fire. Samsung Washing Machine and a Asus PG329 monitor

Cant remember how to post a picture, any help ?.

Delvis · 19 Feb 2021 at 15:14

Loft boards and loft legs for the boards

dl8860 · 19 Feb 2021 at 15:32

Delvis said:
Loft boards and loft legs for the boards

Do those just get screwed into the joist below? Easy enough job to do yourself? How is the board fixed to the leg?

And it looks like quite a bit of spare clearance, can't imagine many people having enough insulation to warrant the leg being that tall.

Converge · 19 Feb 2021 at 15:33

ChrisD. said:
I did. 20% off code helped somewhat, plus 12 year warranty. I spend at least 8 hours a day at my desk so I figure it’s worth it.

What’s it like after a few days of use for up to 8-9 hours? I’ve read they get progressively less comfortable? I’m looking into a new chair due to the incessant creaking of my current one and would rather go big money wise once than keep buying.

ChrisD. · 19 Feb 2021 at 15:37

Converge said:
What’s it like after a few days of use for up to 8-9 hours? I’ve read they get progressively less comfortable? I’m looking into a new chair due to the incessant creaking of my current one and would rather go big money wise once than keep buying.

I've only had it 24 hours so probably too early to tell. I'm happy so far.

Delvis · 19 Feb 2021 at 15:55

dl8860 said:
Do those just get screwed into the joist below? Easy enough job to do yourself? How is the board fixed to the leg?

And it looks like quite a bit of spare clearance, can't imagine many people having enough insulation to warrant the leg being that tall.

You can get 200mm legs but they'd have been compacting the insulation down, we've got two layers of insulation so it's pretty thick.

But yeah, just screw down into the joists, then lay and screw the board on top of the legs.

dirtychinchilla · 19 Feb 2021 at 16:09

Delvis said:
Loft boards and loft legs for the boards

Am I getting it wrong or is doing this horrifically expensive?

engee · 19 Feb 2021 at 16:37

Depends if you value storage space.

Greebo · 19 Feb 2021 at 16:48

dl8860 said:
Do those just get screwed into the joist below? Easy enough job to do yourself? How is the board fixed to the leg?

And it looks like quite a bit of spare clearance, can't imagine many people having enough insulation to warrant the leg being that tall.

Under building regs 270mm is the current minimum depth so 200mm high supports wont cut it.

NoobCannon · 19 Feb 2021 at 17:11

firstborn said:
A new level that fits in the new toolbag... still deciding on organisation and still lots of stuff to go in

they are the most overpriced tool bags ive ever seen in my life.

what makes them so expensive out of interest?

Kamakazie! · 19 Feb 2021 at 17:19

Greebo said:
Under building regs 270mm is the current minimum depth so 200mm high supports wont cut it.

How deep are the joist though? Going to add at least 70mm in most houses.

Delvis · 19 Feb 2021 at 17:20

dirtychinchilla said:
Am I getting it wrong or is doing this horrifically expensive?

Guess that cost £24, unless you need to buy screws.

Greebo said:
Under building regs 270mm is the current minimum depth so 200mm high supports wont cut it.

The 200mm ones would be on the joists, so would be 200mm plus the joist depth, guess it depends how deep your insulation is.

I wanted more clearance as the 200mm ones would have been touching the insulation in various places

Greebo · 19 Feb 2021 at 17:23

Kamakazie! said:
How deep are the joist though? Going to add at least 70mm in most houses.

Again depends on the house. In mine the joists are only 150mm in the loft so to bring mine up to current building regs I would need a minimum of 120mm. Dont forget building regs is just a minimum and there are good gains to be had by going more.

At the moment i have 200mm insulation laid between the joists and 200mm laid the opposite direction on top so would need 250mm legs.

200sols · 19 Feb 2021 at 17:25

I like the loft legs, good product to ensure the insulation still does its job. The same people also make loft lids for downlights to stop any issues with the insulation.

Delvis · 19 Feb 2021 at 17:29

Greebo said:
Again depends on the house. In mine the joists are only 150mm in the loft so to bring mine up to current building regs I would need a minimum of 120mm. Dont forget building regs is just a minimum and there are good gains to be had by going more.

At the moment i have 200mm insulation laid between the joists and 200mm laid the opposite direction on top so would need 250mm legs.

Same, hence me requiring the larger ones