Anybody had any dealings with 'Planet' double glazing co
 

Any feedback on how good or bad.

As they seem very cost effective.

Anybody had any dealings with 'Planet' double glazing co
 

mad man wrote:
Any feedback on how good or bad.

As they seem very cost effective.


Why is it that "cost effective" has almost completely replaced the word
"cheap"?

(sorry, no experience of the company, so can't comment on them)


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Grunff

Anybody had any dealings with 'Planet' double glazing co
 

In message , Grunff
writes
mad man wrote:
Any feedback on how good or bad.
As they seem very cost effective.


Why is it that "cost effective" has almost completely replaced the word
"cheap"?

I saw some DVDs for sale today which were "Previously owned" rather than
second hand

--
geoff

Anybody had any dealings with 'Planet' double glazing co
 

raden wrote:
In message , Grunff
writes
mad man wrote:
Any feedback on how good or bad.
As they seem very cost effective.


Why is it that "cost effective" has almost completely replaced the
word "cheap"?
I saw some DVDs for sale today which were "Previously owned" rather
than second hand

That's along the same lines as a car dealer near me, who uses the vomitous
Americanism, 'Pre-Loved' to describe his cheesy collection of rusting
Cavaliers and clapped-out Fiats

Anybody had any dealings with 'Planet' double glazing co
 

mad man wrote:
Any feedback on how good or bad.

As they seem very cost effective.

Never heard of them.

If they're near you can normally pop down and see their stuff being
made.

Anybody had any dealings with 'Planet' double glazing co
 

In article
Phil L wrote:
raden wrote:
In message , Grunff
writes
mad man wrote:
Any feedback on how good or bad.
As they seem very cost effective.


Why is it that "cost effective" has almost completely replaced the
word "cheap"?
I saw some DVDs for sale today which were "Previously owned" rather
than second hand

That's along the same lines as a car dealer near me, who uses the vomitous
Americanism, 'Pre-Loved' to describe his cheesy collection of rusting
Cavaliers and clapped-out Fiats

Pre-loved as in someone else has already shagged them?
I think the guy has a sense of humour.

Anybody had any dealings with 'Planet' double glazing co
 

"raden" wrote in message
...
In message , Grunff
writes
mad man wrote:
Any feedback on how good or bad.
As they seem very cost effective.


Why is it that "cost effective" has almost completely replaced the word
"cheap"?

I saw some DVDs for sale today which were "Previously owned" rather than
second hand

The computer industry seems to be quite fond of the new age term
"re-manufactured"!

Anybody had any dealings with 'Planet' double glazing co
 

On Fri, 17 Mar 2006 08:00:02 -0000, Rob Morley
wrote:

In article
Phil L wrote:
raden wrote:
In message , Grunff
writes
mad man wrote:
Any feedback on how good or bad.
As they seem very cost effective.


Why is it that "cost effective" has almost completely replaced the
word "cheap"?
I saw some DVDs for sale today which were "Previously owned" rather
than second hand

That's along the same lines as a car dealer near me, who uses the vomitous
Americanism, 'Pre-Loved' to describe his cheesy collection of rusting
Cavaliers and clapped-out Fiats

Pre-loved as in someone else has already shagged them?
I think the guy has a sense of humour.


Do keep in mind that the 'Merkins use the term "shagging" differently
to its common UK understanding

http://www.goshagging.com/

I suppose that both are "dancing" though....


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..andy


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Anybody had any dealings with 'Planet' double glazing co
 

In article
Andy Hall wrote:
snip

Do keep in mind that the 'Merkins use the term "shagging" differently
to its common UK understanding

I once asked the lass sitting next to me in Math (sic) if I could borrow
a rubber - it took a little explaining :-)

Anybody had any dealings with 'Planet' double glazing co
 

mad man wrote:
Any feedback on how good or bad.
As they seem very cost effective.

They don't currently seem to have a rating he

http://www.bfrc.org/Search_by_Performance%20(Outward%20opening).html

Which is odd, because they did when I looked a couple of weeks ago, as
confirmed (at the moment) by google's cache:

http://72.14.203.104/search?q=cache:gWuRpARnz8UJ:www.bfrc.org/Search_by_Performance%2520(Outward%2520opening).ht ml+double-glazing+BFRC+rating+planet&hl=en&gl=uk&ct=clnk&cd= 1&client=firefox-a
( http://tinyurl.com/rhre3 )

Perhaps the fact that they were rated as "Band E" for energy efficiency
is related to the lack of appearance in the 1st link ...?

FWIW the house I moved into a year or two ago has some Planet Double
Glazing products. They're ok I suppose. The patio door could do with
being a bit stronger though - it wobbles and flexes alarmingly if you
swing the door open too quickly.

Nowhere near as nice as the ones we had put into a previous house though
(they were Rehau I think).

HTH,

Jim