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Do you do much floor screeding?
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Do you do much floor screeding?
essexandy
The Lake Governor
Not as many as years ago. Probably around 60% of the new builds we do have a traditional screed.
Last one was 140sqm, we've got an 80sqm extension and then, hopefully, a 200sqm new build to do.
I know quite a few of our clients like the fact that we can screed, board, plaster and render without having to get others in.
Last one was 140sqm, we've got an 80sqm extension and then, hopefully, a 200sqm new build to do.
I know quite a few of our clients like the fact that we can screed, board, plaster and render without having to get others in.
scottie5
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scottie5
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As opposed to what?.
using it.
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I've got one more left thats unused if you want to put an offer In
Arti
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It's a tough dilemma. I'm thinking about just keeping it tbh cos it mint
Arti
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You mean the fanny ticklerNo worries bud
Did you like the red handled northern angle trowel.
Rossi46
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The wife’s name and phone number are on that pic mate
Wife? Photo or didn't happen..
Arti
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A few have got beck's number
WWBRenovation
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Received the trowel this morning, bonus for the neon green resin float. Just in time to, I'll be putting to breaking it in all weekend!
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Did you win my speedskim wwb? If you did pm me your address and I'll sort it out, sorry for delay just had some s**t going on and forgot all about it
Mouldyoldspudgun
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So is a bag and a bit of multi finish to go with it
Olican
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algeeman
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Your scrim I got through the post believe it or not saved me and my brother £500
Ran out of tape on a house then remembered the box of pressies xx
Y u ask what trowel I us
Olican
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Contribute to our little fundraiser and you could win a lovely new trowel
Groove37
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How do I contribute mate more than happy to donate to a worthwhile cause
lurpak
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Yep spell it out for us simpletons
How
Olican
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You won't miss it over the next couple of weeks, I'll be all over it . Thank you bud
stuart23
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Don’t contribute a betting tip mate, trying to raise money not lose it.
Groove37
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My last one was a winner mate so all down hill now lol
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Any work down south for me devon
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Well here's the first little oddball bit for your prize collection @Olican I haven't been to the unit yet, so there will no doubt be other 'stuff'.
Nothing more than a curio, but it's an invoice for plastering work done, in 1901. Probably only of interest to Bibliophiles and collectors of interesting bits. Also useful to check your rates against other plasterers. One old penny an hour
four stone of plaster of paris etc.
Nothing more than a curio, but it's an invoice for plastering work done, in 1901. Probably only of interest to Bibliophiles and collectors of interesting bits. Also useful to check your rates against other plasterers. One old penny an hour
four stone of plaster of paris etc.
Arti
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and he got paid in cash.......................that is rareWell here's the first little oddball bit for your prize collection @Olican I haven't been to the unit yet, so there will no doubt be other 'stuff'.
Nothing more than a curio, but it's an invoice for plastering work done, in 1901. Probably only of interest to Bibliophiles and collectors of interesting bits. Also useful to check your rates against other plasterers. One old penny an hour
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Olican
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That's brilliant Larry thank you. Can't believe it's in such good nickWell here's the first little oddball bit for your prize collection @Olican I haven't been to the unit yet, so there will no doubt be other 'stuff'.
Nothing more than a curio, but it's an invoice for plastering work done, in 1901. Probably only of interest to Bibliophiles and collectors of interesting bits. Also useful to check your rates against other plasterers. One old penny an hour
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No problem, and I should get chance for a poke about in the unit tomorrow so we'll see what that turns up.
Olican
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Top man, thank you very much
LarryTheDecorator
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That is incredible, are you going to frame it? That's a lovely piece of history
Well here's the first little oddball bit for your prize collection @Olican I haven't been to the unit yet, so there will no doubt be other 'stuff'.
Nothing more than a curio, but it's an invoice for plastering work done, in 1901. Probably only of interest to Bibliophiles and collectors of interesting bits. Also useful to check your rates against other plasterers. One old penny an hour
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It'll be easier to post without a frame, so it'll go in with the prizes however @Olican divvies them up.
How do u win a prize