John j
Mono Don
I don't need to hear thatApparently the wholesale price of timber has come down considerably, as expected it's just not being passed on.
I don't need to hear thatApparently the wholesale price of timber has come down considerably, as expected it's just not being passed on.
I can believe that Andy. Same is happening with fuelApparently the wholesale price of timber has come down considerably, as expected it's just not being passed on.
That’s just how them bastards work it’s the same with fuel quick to go up slow to come downApparently the wholesale price of timber has come down considerably, as expected it's just not being passed on.
LOLI may have to start rationing soon, very limited stock and been advised raw material shortage up to May. If you use a lot of render masking tape you may want to stock up.
Maybe but the size of the bag has gone down to fun size.a bag of finish has barely gone up a fiver over last 25 years.....again how cheap do you want it?
That’s because to stop all the hernias and bad backsMaybe but the size of the bag has gone down to fun size.
cement 50kg carlite browning 40kg....the good old daysThat’s because to stop all the hernias and bad backs
Where there is blame there’s a claim.
When I started it was all in 1 cwt bags.
Browning used to be in 50kg bags the same as Sirapite, Board Finish and Bonding.cement 50kg carlite browning 40kg....the good old days
petrol was 3and 6 a gallon tooBrowning used to be in 50kg bags the same as Sirapite, Board Finish and Bonding.
I can barely remember old money mate.petrol was 3and 6 a gallon too
I remember my dad filling his car up saying it will soon be a pound a gallon in the 70s.petrol was 3and 6 a gallon too
The browning bags were bad news carrying them upstairs on terraced houses especially for a skinny 16 year old lad.Browning used to be in 50kg bags the same as Sirapite, Board Finish and Bonding.
It never went up to a pound, it shot straight pass it,I remember my dad filling his car up saying it will soon be a pound a gallon in the 70s.
made a man out uThe browning bags were bad news carrying them upstairs on terraced houses especially for a skinny 16 year old lad.
went down to 40 from 50 for a while before ending up at 25Browning used to be in 50kg bags the same as Sirapite, Board Finish and Bonding.
but the price didnt alter muchwent down to 40 from 50 for a while before ending up at 25
It never went up to a pound, it shot straight pass it,
Back in the day, I was pleased to have a car that the petrol gauge was higher than the temperature gauge.
The main reason I change my car was rust, not the end of a lease deal.
Same as Sirapite Bwent down to 40 from 50 for a while before ending up at 25
Sorry I was referring to bathroom mats, tiles,adhesives,grout and plumbing consumables ...I know timber has flown up in priceWe’re paying near double for Timber at the mo 18 months ago we were paying £1.25 for 4/2 now it’s near £2.40 a meter things have gone up a fair bit not everything but a lot of stuff has and the quality is of gear is s**t
Bath salts nearly tripled in price too.Copper has near doubled in price in 12 months but the rest of that comment I'd take with a pinch of salt.
@Theend@@Fuxin scammers @no such thing existed @
@Just like that toilet paper@
@Fuxin peeps will beLIEve anything @
My mate who is a builder reckons the is an additional 30k in materials on a two storey extension he quoted this time last year and I can quite believe it. The average joe will
just stop getting things done if it carries on
at this rate
To be fair selco have been great multi £7.38 now so is creeping up but all goes on the quote
Anyone else starting to experience material issues. Couldn't get beads this week, all TP had was hook ons. Said they aren't expecting anytime soon. Was also told in there plaster expected to rise but to 20% in January. Cement is up 22% already apparently due to fuel, drivers etc etc.
On £400 a day in my area are the High Voltage Electricians. Basic Electricians £250 . Floorscreeders working on tape are on top money if they can find enough work.What about labour the rates seem to range from £300 - £450 a day now down south!
On £400 a day in my area are the High Voltage Electricians. Basic Electricians £250 . Floorscreeders working on tape are on top money if they can find enough work.
DemandingMost trades £300 - £350 here...electricians and plumbers are demanding £450.