.... but then realised that I'd need a 170 mm plinth to fill in the gap where I'd wound all the legs out to max and stood them on planks.

Never mind, 4 hours before I might want to eat something.

Owain

On 18/02/2017 14:20, wrote:
... but then realised that I'd need a 170 mm plinth to fill in the gap where I'd wound all the legs out to max and stood them on planks.

Never mind, 4 hours before I might want to eat something.

Takeaway?


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On Saturday, 18 February 2017 18:36:26 UTC, ARW wrote:
On 18/02/2017 14:20, wrote:
... but then realised that I'd need a 170 mm plinth to fill in the
gap where I'd wound all the legs out to max and stood them on planks.
Never mind, 4 hours before I might want to eat something.
Takeaway?

Had to take them all out anyway - forgot to put the hot water pipe to the sink in ;-(

Owain

On 18/02/17 19:08, wrote:
On Saturday, 18 February 2017 18:36:26 UTC, ARW wrote:
On 18/02/2017 14:20, wrote:
... but then realised that I'd need a 170 mm plinth to fill in the
gap where I'd wound all the legs out to max and stood them on planks.
Never mind, 4 hours before I might want to eat something.
Takeaway?

Had to take them all out anyway - forgot to put the hot water pipe to the sink in ;-(

Owain



Arrrghh....

Wrote in message:
On Saturday, 18 February 2017 18:36:26 UTC, ARW wrote:
On 18/02/2017 14:20, wrote:
... but then realised that I'd need a 170 mm plinth to fill in the
gap where I'd wound all the legs out to max and stood them on planks.
Never mind, 4 hours before I might want to eat something.
Takeaway?

Had to take them all out anyway - forgot to put the hot water pipe to the sink in ;-(

Owain



Shurely that's just for washing up?
Kettle would be your friend...

Still.... pizza express? Curry? Chinky? You deserve it whatever :-)

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On 18/02/2017 19:08, wrote:
On Saturday, 18 February 2017 18:36:26 UTC, ARW wrote:
On 18/02/2017 14:20, wrote:
... but then realised that I'd need a 170 mm plinth to fill in the
gap where I'd wound all the legs out to max and stood them on planks.
Never mind, 4 hours before I might want to eat something.
Takeaway?

Had to take them all out anyway - forgot to put the hot water pipe to the sink in ;-(


There is nothing wrong with doing that.



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Adam

On Sat, 18 Feb 2017 11:08:59 -0800 (PST), wrote:

On Saturday, 18 February 2017 18:36:26 UTC, ARW wrote:
On 18/02/2017 14:20, wrote:
... but then realised that I'd need a 170 mm plinth to fill in the
gap where I'd wound all the legs out to max and stood them on planks.
Never mind, 4 hours before I might want to eat something.
Takeaway?

Had to take them all out anyway - forgot to put the hot water pipe to the sink in ;-(

Owain

When I replumbed the house I deliberately didn't connect to the taps on the
bath. I hadn't used them in years and it's a good excuse not to do any
washing up.
--
Peter.
The gods will stay away
whilst religions hold sway

In message , PeterC
writes

When I replumbed the house I deliberately didn't connect to the taps on the
bath. I hadn't used them in years and it's a good excuse not to do any
washing up.

You do your washing up in the bath? Where do you keep the coal?
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Graeme

This sounds like the inverse of the trying to make a four legged stool not
wobble.
Brian

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... but then realised that I'd need a 170 mm plinth to fill in the gap
where I'd wound all the legs out to max and stood them on planks.

Never mind, 4 hours before I might want to eat something.

Owain

You know what in my kitchen there is no such thing as level, as whoever
built the house had a new way of defining straight.
Brian

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Graeme Wrote in message:
In message , PeterC
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When I replumbed the house I deliberately didn't connect to the taps on
the
bath. I hadn't used them in years and it's a good excuse not to do any
washing up.

You do your washing up in the bath? Where do you keep the coal?

And the whippets!?
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Graeme Wrote in message:
In message , PeterC
writes

When I replumbed the house I deliberately didn't connect to the taps on the
bath. I hadn't used them in years and it's a good excuse not to do any
washing up.

You do your washing up in the bath? Where do you keep the coal?

And the whippets!?
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On 19/02/2017 10:57, Brian Gaff wrote:
You know what in my kitchen there is no such thing as level, as whoever
built the house had a new way of defining straight.

I can touch my kitchen ceiling at on end of the kitchen when stood on my
toes, at the other end of the kitchen I need to stand on something to
touch the ceiling.




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On 19/02/2017 11:45, ARW wrote:
On 19/02/2017 10:57, Brian Gaff wrote:
You know what in my kitchen there is no such thing as level, as whoever
built the house had a new way of defining straight.

I can touch my kitchen ceiling at on end of the kitchen when stood on my
toes, at the other end of the kitchen I need to stand on something to
touch the ceiling.




Sheet of paper?

On Sunday, 19 February 2017 11:45:23 UTC, ARW wrote:
I can touch my kitchen ceiling at on end of the kitchen when stood on my
toes, at the other end of the kitchen I need to stand on something to
touch the ceiling.

toes of an apprentice?

I've realised I have to bring the wall units down lower than I intended otherwise they'll smash the ceiling lights every time I open the door.

I can see why people pay professionals to make mistakes for them.

Owain

On 19/02/2017 20:07, JoeJoe wrote:
On 19/02/2017 11:45, ARW wrote:
On 19/02/2017 10:57, Brian Gaff wrote:
You know what in my kitchen there is no such thing as level, as whoever
built the house had a new way of defining straight.

I can touch my kitchen ceiling at on end of the kitchen when stood on my
toes, at the other end of the kitchen I need to stand on something to
touch the ceiling.




Sheet of paper?

Nah - swimming pool in the kitchen - a bit like the one in the Sun last
year - only Adam's has got a deep end and a shallow end.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/2191659/inside-the-lavish-2-35million-mansion-with-10-bedrooms-and-swimming-pool-in-the-kitchen/

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reply-to address is (intended to be) valid

wrote:

I can see why people pay professionals to make mistakes for them.

Speaking of which is anybody watching Climbing the Property
Ladder on 5?

The sheer ineptitude of some of the participants is worrying.

Chris
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Plant amazing Acers.

On 20/02/2017 09:51, Chris J Dixon wrote:
wrote:

I can see why people pay professionals to make mistakes for them.

Speaking of which is anybody watching Climbing the Property
Ladder on 5?

The sheer ineptitude of some of the participants is worrying.

I think that's rather the point of the programme.

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On Sat, 18 Feb 2017 06:20:28 -0800 (PST),
wrote:

.... but then realised that I'd need a 170 mm plinth to fill in the gap
where I'd wound all the legs out to max and stood them on planks.

Is the gap above standard plinth visible? The toe space overhang
hides a multitude of sins...

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Cheers
Dave.

.... and then I was preparing the taps for fitting in the sink.

Dropped one.

It landed pipe end down and punched a neat circular hole in the new floor.

Never mind, I can probably put a mat over that bit.

Owain