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Pocster

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  1. It’s the temporary kitchen … The 65 boxes of “ important stuff we can’t throw away “ The 160kg fridge/freezer The massive mame arcade unit The dining table and eight chairs The tools for the build And now ; the 100 sq m of tiles at nearly 3tonnes I moved Apart from that ; it’s empty 😢🙄
  2. Nope - it’s all filthy ; we don’t use bleach
  3. 100 sq m in a non empty room in 1 day 🫤🫤🫤🫤😢
  4. Ok . So no clips on ‘end of day ‘ ? I could cut the next day clip so its base fits between yesterdays tile and todays ( movable tile ) . Not sure that gives a different result to just leaving the clip in from the day before though . I might be over thinking this !
  5. Ok . Will try later when SWMBO is here . Then when it does go wrong I can blame you 😁
  6. I installed it so there’s zero chance of that amateur error 🙄
  7. Ok . So when I plumb the kitchen properly what should I put presumably between the tails and the water feed ?
  8. As the self proclaimed Totally Incredible Tiler - with loads of experience; I never thought of this … I use the Rubi system ; clips and wedges - it’s ace . But at a days end ( got 100 m sq floor to do ) what should I do with the last exposed clips ? What I mean is ; next day they’ll be gone off and therefore can’t move to level with the next new freshly laid tile . Previously I just left them and they become that level as they are fixed . But sat here thinking ; I thought I should ask . It’s called doing a @Thorfun I.e ask question avoids doing work 👍
  9. Straight - it tee’s before that though for washing machine / dishwasher . Could those activating cause hammer / strain on it ??
  10. Nope . Another photo to show context . No rats ( I hope ) - nothing nearby to rub / scratch it .
  11. Really surprised at this . Less than 2 yrs old ( temporary kitchen ) . Cheap tap admittedly from eBay - but it looks like it has ‘rotted’ apart . Tails are under no strain - nothing has caught them to damage them either . Wondered what the wet patch on the floor was 🙄
  12. I’d certainly be concerned wall mounting without a known fixing into a noggin . Hardie board is surprisingly strong - you could try a test hole and fixing - guessing some form of metal expanding fixing ( like for plasterboard ) .
  13. Must admit I did laugh at this . Not enough homes Here’s some money to build them They’ll be too expensive in the current climate It’s almost a joke isn’t it ! . I guess like all parties it’s a case of giving up trying to fix the housing problem.
  14. Yeah yeah ; bit of bs . I’ve seen the photo your SWMBO sent me ….
  15. Yeah , that’s true . You’re not equipped; like me ……
  16. Or not hidden 😉😉😉😉😉😉 - only friends in your windowless / sound proof dungeon
  17. Don’t forget the hidden camera 😉
  18. @nod ‘s as much an amateur like me 😎👍
  19. I never let SWMBO see any posts - for my own safety!!
  20. You’re like me . Ask the question then use Google to answer your own question. That’s the sign of an expert self builder for sure .
  21. Cornwall is a Number One
  22. Ann summers have a good range of tools at discount prices for some of you lady boys
  23. Whatever you want . Beggars can’t be choosers
  24. But ! You are now a Dewalt man ! . So you must honour the sanctum of the black n gold . There are multiple tasks you must perform before you are encapsulated in the clan
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