Images of items I have purchased (except trainers [no feet pics])
- Thread starter Zefan
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Chapter 8 fencing would have been more suitable
The colditz enclosure is a great success, I installed foam flooring for it too, so she can fall over constantly and only dent her pride. Now I can make a cup of coffee without her crawling to London and back.
She only 6 months, will move onto serious kit at 9-10
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Brilliant
She's doing well for crawling at 6mo. Mine is 9mo and we need the baby jail + a leesh. Hoping books or something will take her interest soon enough
So greedy, lol
A distributor who I buy off did me a solid and got me these at cost (I won't tell you how much cause it'll make you sick). One for me, one for a customer who's desperate to get hold of one for ages.
Am I that customer.......lol
Unfortunately not mate
Damn, I had a feeling it wasn't me, lol
EDF wanted about 3 grand to run a new feed into my house and that was 10 years ago.
It is. The existing (shared) supply is overhead, onto a pole in our garden, onto our chimney
eek then into the meter and another cable through the roof good to next door. The works include dropping the pole - taking the supply back a pole, diverting it underground, excavating approx 30m of verge, under our hedge, new meter / box on our property (I need to pay for the connection back to the existing meter) and then carries on to next door. All next doors work is paid for by SP.
As the installation isn't fit for purpose they (SP) pay the vast majority of the cost (they are paying over £10k) and next doors costs are borne by SP we get the benefit of sharing the duct so minimal cost to us.
We have to get the cables moved as they will interfere with an extension we are having done.
Next challenge is dealing with BT who "share" (depending who you speak to) the SP pole and that also feeds us and next door - but that's another day
Soldato
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A radiator cover
Yes, the TV needs raising, the cover needs centralising and the TV balancing etc etc
And an electricity supply diversion (cheap
How will the heat get out?
There are slotted openings at the top, bottom and face to aid with convention.
However the room (my study) has three internal walls and is generally quite warm. I usually have the window cracked open and / or the radiator turned down or off.
However the room (my study) has three internal walls and is generally quite warm. I usually have the window cracked open and / or the radiator turned down or off.