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Really.... You obviously know nothing about Asbestos...

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nearly all done

wow

from your list 1. Full Central Heating system 8. New light replacements and socket and switch replacements. 4. Ceiling Velux window in the extension downstairs 7. Wall conditions prep walls (Plaster or fill) depending on severity, prep for paint 6. Plastering some Ceilings due to cracks 5...

how about a photo so we can understand where this is?

awesome, I run staffs-vw.co.uk

Gloss grey, but they currently have the protective cover on them..

They would double wrap the tank to ensure it's fully sealed before they move it. IMHO it would be far easier making the loft hatch bigger and bring the tank through this opening, not only cheaper but easier. I have my 405 in asbestos and my advice is to have someone sample it to determine which...

Awesome.. looking forward to the updates

From this kitchen_1 by Jon Morgan, on Flickr to this Kitchen_2 by Jon Morgan, on Flickr And how it looks tonight kitchen_3 by Jon Morgan, on Flickr

Colours chosen and 2 coats later Kitchen 2017 by Jon Morgan, on Flickr Kitchen 2017 by Jon Morgan, on Flickr

Plastering completed Kitchen 2017 by Jon Morgan, on Flickr Kitchen 2017 by Jon Morgan, on Flickr

Last week we were already for plastering Kitchen 2017 by Jon Morgan, on Flickr

Pulled off the old window sill and went for a clean look without the overhang Kitchen 2017 by Jon Morgan, on Flickr

Chased out the walls for new sockets and lighting Kitchen 2017 by Jon Morgan, on Flickr Theses things were a godsend for the down-lights Kitchen 2017 by Jon Morgan, on Flickr Insulated between the joists for sound and heat Kitchen 2017 by Jon Morgan, on Flickr

the house was built early eighties and the artex was done around the 90's going by it's condition...

It's surprising how much plaster is up there! Kitchen 2017 by Jon Morgan, on Flickr Kitchen 2017 by Jon Morgan, on Flickr Kitchen 2017 by Jon Morgan, on Flickr Kitchen 2017 by Jon Morgan, on Flickr

I had this great idea in Nov last year to start the kitchen strip out in the hope it would be done and dusted for Christmas. Due for waiting for a plasterer it's taken a little longer! Before Untitled by Jon Morgan, on Flickr Untitled by Jon Morgan, on Flickr Untitled by Jon Morgan, on...

My dryer is below my integrated double oven which is then next to my built in washer... no issues.