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RPK073 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Or someone with too much time on their hands?! > Thanks Stevie... Guessing you can't help..? Sorry got no time, too busy running about for neurotic women's 'bathrooms' but after this it will only be on the condition that no materials are ordered by the client on the internet.

I am tempted to say yes but just don't have the time until maybe Friday around 4p.m. when we visit the Castle.

But just 'what is a bathroom fitter'? is he a plumber, carpenter, electrician,painter, tiler, labourer, rubbish disposal guy, run around for'Bathstore' 'Victoria Plumb' etc' when parts are missing. Get it all done ASAP for two bob.

Yes must agree, they are a throwback to your old local glaziers and I am an old time glazier meself.

If it's burst it's burst and Mr. Barber or anyone else is not going to fix it apart from a squad of buck navvies.

If you are going to steal your dinner then do it from the CO OP.

Charlie Smith Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I spotted the barriers and the debris that had > been left on the pavement and in the road earlier > in the week. A couple of pavement slabs had been > replaced but it looked that during this work other > slabs had been cracked and damaged in the process. > I asked for the barriers and the debris to be > removed. I have asked for the cracked and damaged > slabs to be replaced. I will keep an eye open to > see if it gets done. > > Councillor Charlie Smith > East Dulwich Ward Member Get yourself on the cabinate mate.

Hi, just wondering how you are? your post made me think out loud.

So all the rest of the 'gardeners out there' might as well crawl into their compost and die?

Well get yourself on to a builder that has a Howdens account and is so desperate for work that he will pass on all his discounts to you.

Was caught in it last Saturday, just waiting on the ?130 fine arriving. Someone said it cost ?28.000 to install this fiasco , Lambeth will get that back plus.

Just make sure that you are 'well insured' before contacting any 'locksmith'

I can but as long as you are aware that only one tradesman can fit into your bathroom at a time and it will take two weeks. Oh and please do not expect your 'fitters' to cross London to collect your bits. Otherwise good luck.

Jut can't get my head around why anyone would want to hire the space for a desk.

shoot all the dogs and geese so 'precious' can 'horseride' through Dulwich Park.?

Secondary glazing is great for sound reduction but it is 'ugly' and the 'smooth' sliding action only lasts a few months.

I know a guy drinks in the Castle, very clued up on all that bruv.

This Sundial must be some crew!Sue seems very satisfied.

Lets be clear, there is no list of 'approved' fitters for anything. The sellers are only interested in 'unloading 'this months target.

made a messi of your mastic ? ahh well just use a sharp 'single edged ' blade (available at Dulwich DIY) to scrape it off and do it yerself.

In the 'old' days window fitters had this job to do, I often spent hours wrestling with curtains after fitting a housefull of windows.

A lot of people must be 'happy' with Lordship flooring or carpets or whatever otherwise they would not be in business.

ah sure he's not the full euro.

It ain't worth the bother trying to make cider (I tried it) leave it to Westons.

Pro-tem is it? how would you like to wake up with 12 tonne of rubble in your front garden. EH?