Images of items I have purchased (except trainers [no feet pics])
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For the half blind the camera is the whitey thing behind the browney things
The pen is a woody thing
Exactly what my Mrs said when mine was delivered today.
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Candle holder thingies to go next to the log burner
Cream walls and candles - brave man
Nice, where did you get that shelf?
Cream walls and candles - brave man
ha ha - the ones out the glass thinggies dont really get lit, they just melt from the heat of the burner
Ta, its a solid piece of oak the log burner supplier / fitted as mantelpiece when we had the burner installed
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I love the Reiss shirts , got quite a few, my favourite currently being a short sleeved white shirt, think its called redmayne . Never tried any thing else as there stuff is quite pricey but you get quality for the price you pay.
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Initial first thoughts as well, but I thought the bonnet was too long for a 2CV, it's also too long for a beetle, and the roof doesn't look right for a beetle either.
Ordered mine at the weekend and also asked for Wed delivery, I'm about to go to bed from night shift, suppose I won't get much sleep in this heat
Our RM man handed it to me but it will go through a letterbox so try and sleep.
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^ uchuff - I've gone through dozens of these kinds of things and would highly recommend the MagiGLIDE if these don't work out. They are particularly good for furniture that is moved about quite regularly such as tables, chairs and sofas and have been perfect on my uneven travertine tiled floors.
They aren't cheap but well worth it.
They aren't cheap but well worth it.
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Spot the obvious mistake in the pic
A combination of hard floors everywhere and lots of oak furniture means we do have quite a lot of these knocking about.
Our dining room chairs have sort of hemispherical plastic bits on the bottom and the round pads are a pretty good fit over those, last set are just starting to fall off now after a couple of years so fairly happy.
Hadn't seen MagiGLIDE before, looks good. Our bed is sat in cups with felt on the bottom and doesn't move much so good there, and not sure MagiGLIDE would fit over the things on the bottom of our dining chairs (any idea?), but looks like a good upgrade for the oak dining table which gets shuffled about occasionally and the coffee table I need to buy to replace the cheapy ikea one we have that's on it's last legs.
A combination of hard floors everywhere and lots of oak furniture means we do have quite a lot of these knocking about.
Our dining room chairs have sort of hemispherical plastic bits on the bottom and the round pads are a pretty good fit over those, last set are just starting to fall off now after a couple of years so fairly happy.
Hadn't seen MagiGLIDE before, looks good. Our bed is sat in cups with felt on the bottom and doesn't move much
so good there, and not sure MagiGLIDE would fit over the things on the bottom of our dining chairs (any idea?), but looks like a good upgrade for the oak dining table which gets shuffled about occasionally and the coffee table I need to buy to replace the cheapy ikea one we have that's on it's last legs.