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scoob
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first rip it all out!

fire place out





fire place is blocked up wires run up the back with trunking for tv.


hooked the tv just test everything was working befor the wires were plasterd in



left to do
plastering
fit blind
flooring
hang tv
hang souround sound speakers
wallpaper
skirting

should have the floor down eary next week man from hillerys is comming to fit the blind next friday

[Edited on 26-08-2009 by scoob]

[Edited on 12-09-2009 by scoob]
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should you not of placed the plug socket lower to the ground, stands out too much.

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the one high on the wall? you wont see that when the tv is hung we made sure of that and the one int he corner were the wires come out will have an av rack infront of it
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if your papering straight ontop of fresh plaster i would advise you to to atleast seal it up first just by giving it a single coat of some crappy paint you have kicking about cause if you dont the paper wont slide on top of it and will make it 100x harder to paper as the plaster will absorb all the moisture out the paste and you'll be left with a half papered wall



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cheers that wall is been painted black befor i paper
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Is anyone else sad at the thought of the fireplace being blocked up?

I like features like that.
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quote:
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Is anyone else sad at the thought of the fireplace being blocked up?

I like features like that.




tbh mate i liked the fire place i just thought it was abit old fashion i used to love fires on winter nights i think i will miss it
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did you snuggle up in front of it with your hot chocolate and slippers to andy
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quote:
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did you snuggle up in front of it with your hot chocolate and slippers to andy




yes
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have you left a vent? If not you may find that plaster getting a bit damp in winter months.

And cap the chimeny to stop crap falling down!

We had a fat pigeon in our living room fireplace the other day!
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Yea we blocked it off we had a bird flying around one morning lol
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quote:
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have you left a vent? If not you may find that plaster getting a bit damp in winter months.

And cap the chimeny to stop crap falling down!

We had a fat pigeon in our living room fireplace the other day!
thats like whe i pulled our fireplace out one was dead and fell down on me did you crap a brick also
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na, ours is a working fire place, and Fee heard it in the chimney + soot and feathers were falling down. She blocked the bottom so it couldnt get into the room when it fell all the way down.

Once it was at the flu/neck her and her ma chucked it in a bucket and popped it outside
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for a split second i thought you said
her ma choked it in a bucket and popped it outside
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wall plasterd tv was just hung on to check hight clearance for wires ect
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Looks much better, see what you mean with the plug socket now.

As said before, are you venting the bottom of the chimney breast?
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theres two vents either side of the wall and its been blocked off at the roof to stop birds ect comming down
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Somebody that's got their TV at the correct height for actually being able to watch it
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tv might go abit lower depending on how it looks from the sofa when it arives orderd the floor today should have it fitted by wensday, the blind gets fitted on monday slowly comming together now
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quote:
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Somebody that's got their TV at the correct height for actually being able to watch it


That's one of my pet hates on peoples rooms, why would you have it above a fireplace? That's crazy.

The Currys advert at the moment being a prime example.
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They also always say how they've thought about it before putting it up and decided it's the correct height.

Amazes me because I've got TV's in various rooms all over the house and not one of them would be comfortable at above fireplace height
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http://www.ikea.com/PIAimages/59632_PE165520_S4.jpg Got my games room one on that, for PC and TV use, probably a little bit low, but i'm on a small futon so eye-level is still below the top of the screen.

And the living room is on a similar unit to http://www.ikea.com/PIAimages/0086566_PE215391_S4.JPG Which is great for watching lying down. Probably about the same height as scoob.

Does anyone stand up to watch TV ?
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flooring down





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Ive got wooden/laminate in my apartment living room - Id never have it again!!!

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