How hard is it to fit your own flu liner?

[Bambergaspipe]

a bit too difficult and dangerous for a girlie to do

She said,

that was abit harsh

He said.

Don`t be fooled, look at Paul Mc Ars*ehole, ripped off by a one legged , p* orn star, can`t be too careful these days.

Trust no-one. except your Mam. ( unless she`s offered a book deal)

What happened to that lovely chi*nk girl that he was dating ?

Or was that Lennon?

He was shot in the b* ollox by an irate ``take that `` fan wasn`t he ? or was that President Kennedy?

It wasn`t Oswald, it was me..

I see dead people, normally on TOTP 2 .

 

[iamfreezing]

you sure your a gas fitter and not a gas sniffer mate??????

 

[Agile]

fairly easy for gas ... solid fuel is a little harder, a full scaffold up here costs 300 including up to the stack.

You guys up north seem to have it very easy!

In London they dont seem to put up any scaffolding for less than about £900. Full scaffolding at front and at back of a terrace comes to almost £3000.

I cannot understand why its so expensive as its usually up and down in 1/2 day on each occasion. I also know that out of London its a lot cheaper.

Thats why I have invested in a combination scaffold tower made of lightweight steel tube for a quick up and down without involving others. I needed it for my own gutter on a three story house.

Tony

 

[gas4you]

for a quick up and down without involving others. Tony

Says it all really

 

[Agile]

Should I have worded that differently?

 

[gas4you]

I would

 

[noseall]

In London they dont seem to put up any scaffolding for less than about £900. Full scaffolding at front and at back of a terrace comes to almost £3000.

terrace front and back in Staffs, £400 - £600 tops.

 

[Bambergaspipe]

You guys up north seem to have it very easy!

Really, here we go then.

In London they dont seem to put up any scaffolding for less than about £900. Full scaffolding at front and at back of a terrace comes to almost £3000.

OOP north you are lucky to get scaffolding fellah. you might get a couple of snap together towers with outriggers son.

Thats why I have invested in a combination scaffold tower made of lightweight steel tube for a quick up and down without involving others. I needed it for my own gutter on a three story house.

Let us know how the lads are finding it when you demand that they use it.

 

[mattylad]

Nah, they don't use scaffolding up here, we tie together a couple of (wooden) ladders & chuck a few guide ropes out to kep it stable