Recent work

[lutonlagerlout]

yeah the 100mm thing but had a feeling that they are supposed to have a minimal fall out in case of fuel leaks
I have done loads with a fall and it is a PITA,but as said elsewhere the BCO is king
LLL

[GB_Groundworks]

theres a part in building regs about internal garages needing a fall on them

section 5.5 if you have the 100mm then not the fall it seems

a quick google part b fire safety

http://books.google.co.uk/books?i....f=false



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[Thepinkpavingco]

There is a slight fall on it but not as much as Id have liked

[lutonlagerlout]

some recent random bits

price increases


my missus hates leaves and sweeps them like hilda ogden
this was the scene after last thursday's wind at lout villas



went for a chinky last week and spotted this glorious bit of south east asian brickwork
N.B. the glass sits straight on the brickwork
who needs frames and sills?



back on the job removed a chimney breast right down


permeable paving going cheep cheep


LLL

[lutonlagerlout]

got the steels in and first part of the roof done




cheers LLL

[GB_Groundworks]

everything picking up, production lagging behind good and bad signs for the year ahead, ive just won another big job keep us busy for 6 weeks booked up well into april at the moment

love the cuts on the gable tony real credit to you lovely work

[mike builder/landscaper]

Nice work, just a slight gap on the birds mouth on one of the roofing structures.

[lutonlagerlout]

well spotted mike
i did ask the chippys and the response was
"we dont grow the trees"

it shocked me when i put the battens up for the gables how much variation from true there can be in a 6M length of timber
(well not really shocked at all :;): )

all the timber is tanalised now,i find it straighter than sawn and for 10p a metre extra worth it
laid more blocks today,surprised to still be laying this close to xmas
LLL

[lemoncurd1702]

Your customers must be pleased with your progress LLL and how professional it's looking.
The weathers been amazing hasn't it, mild and dry. We're banging through the work like it's summer time except for the failing light.

[Exsparky]

Loved the picture of the chap in the JCB bucket; he must have a good sense of balance. However, some of your photos are very blurry. If you don't know, it's camera shake.

Granny, partial vacuum, egg shells and all that, but always squeeze the shutter release, don't jab at it. You may be taking pictures in the dusk, after your day's work. The camera cannot give you a fast enough shutter speed in that light, and camera shake is inevitable. Try waiting until the morning, when it's brighter.

[lutonlagerlout]

our works do last night


paul at 1 o'clock today


good fun was had by all
LLL

[digerjones]

that first pic looks like the waiting room for jeremy kyle

[dig dug dan]

nice to see i am not the only one who has a cup of tea with their meal at a restaurant!

[Dave_L]

that first pic looks like the waiting room for jeremy kyle

hahaha bloody hell you can't say that!!!!

Looks like a damn fine time was had by all. We don't have an Xmas do, 5 days a week for the working year is enough!!!!!!

[lutonlagerlout]

we have only had 3 in 29 years!
i usually give the lads a couple of day money for xmas but its a bit soulless
we did have a good craic and a nice steak so it worked well
LLL