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I'm happy to keep posting pics of WIP and completed works infact I've got a few here...........lemme find them
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Only one from last week, entrance splay surfacing & kerbing to highway
Water from splay runs off beautifully right down the middle of the splay to the road kerbs
Water from splay runs off beautifully right down the middle of the splay to the road kerbs
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Next Wednesday we will mainly be trenching up through this road for a power cable duct
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And in a few weeks we will be off to sunny South Devon to rip out and replace 100m or so of these crap Safeticurbs and replace with some nice S100 Aco channels with F900 ductile gratings. Phase 2 will be to plane off the industrial estate (3000m2) and resurface, completing the project.
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you can use it for your next hols LLL ps plastic express have some good bulk offers my my job is on london stone paving blog steve is a top bloger and slaberlutonlagerlout wrote:there is fact
and there is opinion
we all have opinions on various things (as it should be)
but facts are facts
quite a varied bunch on here and there arent really 2 regulars who do exactly the same type of work.
so i find a bit of banter and seeing things from a different angle can be beneficial
i have learned a lot from this forum and site and hope to continue doing so
but we are all human ,and to er is human
BTW just spent over a grand with plastics express great tip from cookie
saved us 300 quid on our previous supplier
little things like that make it a winner
cheers LLL
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There are comments made on this site that are not intended to be offensive,on the contrary, they are meant as a craic. If anything i say causes offence then i apologise wholeheartedly. On the other hand there are a few comments made that are intended to cause offence, once that happens then the person posting them becomes ( as the C S w****** say ) fair game. I, as many other cabiners no doubt do, find it hard to read every post and comment due to long working hours, travelling and, hopefully sometimes......sleep. Some of you are proud of your work and how it is carried out, unsafely. I on the other hand am proud that i am in a position to carry out my work safely. I appreciate that you have a hard job and safety comes at a price but working unsafely comes at a price to, the worse case scenario being death. Carry on posting and commenting, we all learn from it, it is what the site is all about.
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We installed the block n beam floor Friday just got a bit of cutting and slurry to do Monday then two courses and a dpc then we are out of there back when scaffold is down to start paving.mickg wrote:looking good and certainly a lot of detail with the shape of it, is it having a beam and block floor or timber joists
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indeed.
I think the only reason many of us don't post pictues of work in progress is that we just forget and don;t have the camera handy
I hope to take some this week of a smallish job
Client wants a summerhouse base, 6" thick reinforced concrete, then he wants to lay injun stone on top (inc a circle), then the summerhouse sits on top of all that.
Why the paving? he says that when he ever takes the summerhouse down the paving will look better than concrete!
Not sure how the falls for drianage will work as its supposed to be a level base!
I think the only reason many of us don't post pictues of work in progress is that we just forget and don;t have the camera handy
I hope to take some this week of a smallish job
Client wants a summerhouse base, 6" thick reinforced concrete, then he wants to lay injun stone on top (inc a circle), then the summerhouse sits on top of all that.
Why the paving? he says that when he ever takes the summerhouse down the paving will look better than concrete!
Not sure how the falls for drianage will work as its supposed to be a level base!
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as long as the base sits above the lawn/garden of whatever water wont be a problem,water won't lay on a leval surface unless you put a wall around it..... MSHdig dug dan wrote:Not sure how the falls for drianage will work as its supposed to be a level base!
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give peas a chance
no one on here wants a man to die for a few quid
but to get 100% safety is impossible
here bad news
and here more really bad news
and even worse news
http://www.constructionenquirer.com/2011....ay-site
i appreciate with massive firms it is very hard to eliminate all risk
but little firms like me are doing all we can
I insist on PPE when using powertools = no exceptions
but on big big construction jobs there i always an element of danger,of course it is there on smaller jobs but the risk is mitigated by less men with more knowledge
the BC would be a poorer place without Giles and Sean so please kiss and make up
LLL
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no one on here wants a man to die for a few quid
but to get 100% safety is impossible
here bad news
and here more really bad news
and even worse news
http://www.constructionenquirer.com/2011....ay-site
i appreciate with massive firms it is very hard to eliminate all risk
but little firms like me are doing all we can
I insist on PPE when using powertools = no exceptions
but on big big construction jobs there i always an element of danger,of course it is there on smaller jobs but the risk is mitigated by less men with more knowledge
the BC would be a poorer place without Giles and Sean so please kiss and make up
LLL
Edited By lutonlagerlout on 1341738236
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I always ask if I can use clients' work on our website etc - most people if not all are over the moon and are happy to do so.
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