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Well, somewhat chunkier than I expected. Are they normally that thick (about 20mm)? They do come up *very* easily with an SDS and a cranked wide chisel. Easier than the bl**dy worktop came out - that was well and truely wedged between the wall and the airing cupboard. Generally 'twas a good day at the Bungalow - got 8 hours straight in today, brought all the right tools down, no faffing. Got the rest of the kitchen ripped out and saved the better cupboards for re-use somewhere else: Bit in the middle is my new workbench ![]() http://www.dionic.net/Alveston/cabinets.jpg Love the original decor(!): http://www.dionic.net/Alveston/kitchen-1.jpg And curses to that gas pipe - right where a new wall is going. Didn't expect it to meander round the left hand wall. Looks like I'll be getting into gas a bit sooner than expected. I have a gas question brewing, but I'm off the read the gas FAQ again, then I'll ask it... Cheers Tim |
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