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Leighton

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10th Jan 10 at 19:39

Ste how come the cupboard above the loo dose not have the curved edges like all the others?
Just need the kingspan now and get the pipes run and we can get the walls on.

IvIarkgraham

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10th Jan 10 at 20:07

did you get a shower tray?

Ste

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10th Jan 10 at 21:52

quote:
Originally posted by Leighton
Ste how come the cupboard above the loo dose not have the curved edges like all the others?
Just need the kingspan now and get the pipes run and we can get the walls on.

none of the cupboards with doors have rounded corners. The one above the loo will have a door over it.

I would rather lose by a mile because i built my own car, than win by an inch because someone else built it for me.

Leighton

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11th Jan 10 at 08:48

Laffin though it was just a open one

a_j_mair

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18th Jan 10 at 14:13

looking good

8vcorsa

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18th Jan 10 at 16:28

wicked build

Ant B

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18th Jan 10 at 18:30

any updates??

flybikeslee

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18th Jan 10 at 19:53

pimp

Ste

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25th Jan 10 at 17:19

Back on it after a weeks break. Big progress too. We spent Saturday shopping for bits and come home with a toilet, toilet exterior door (for emptying the cassette), push fit plumbing elbows, extractor vents, water pump and 20 sheets of kingspan that had arrived in the week.

The toilet door can be seen on the right, it involved cutting a big hole in the side, fitting the frame and using the offcut to fill the door.

now we knew the position of the toilet we needed to plump it and get power to it.

Also fitted the ply wall over it but didn't get a pic as my battery died.

Then we insulated the shower room, hole sawed the vent holes out and plumbed the shower.

It may not look all that much but there was loads of work that goes into all that.

[Edited on 25-01-2010 by Ste W]

I would rather lose by a mile because i built my own car, than win by an inch because someone else built it for me.

DannyB

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25th Jan 10 at 17:28

Great work chaps

16vKarlos

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25th Jan 10 at 18:12

Sweet. roll on next weeks update.

Good Job Fella's

Marc

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25th Jan 10 at 18:32

I'd hate to see the state of that toilet room after a show!

Cosmo

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25th Jan 10 at 18:38

Did you end up getting a shower tray?

Jon_C

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25th Jan 10 at 18:39

Good work as always chaps

Adge

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25th Jan 10 at 21:43

still got the stuff at home to repair the Grp shell if u still need it!

Ste

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25th Jan 10 at 22:43

Yeah, the offer of a free lunch is still on if you want to come and fix it

I would rather lose by a mile because i built my own car, than win by an inch because someone else built it for me.

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26th Jan 10 at 07:14

quote:
Originally posted by Marc
I'd hate to see the state of that toilet room after a show!

toilet policy is only poo if you REALLY have to, during shows its normally easier to just go to the toilets they have on the grounds.

DaveyLC

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26th Jan 10 at 11:10

Is that sound-deadening on the walls in the toilet?? LOVE IT

haha!

Ian

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27th Jan 10 at 17:20

Insulation but same effect, it'll keep noise to a minimum.

Mattb

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27th Jan 10 at 19:10

It will be needed imo - can be eating a bacon sarnie to the sounds of..

'aahhhh.. aghhhh. ARGGGHHHHH PAAARRRRRRRP PAARP pap pap AGHHHHHH PAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP.................... aaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh'

imo of course

Leighton

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28th Jan 10 at 09:10

This isnt the public loo !!
when you omminers are using the van it will be at the show so you can use them loos

jamesy1990

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31st Jan 10 at 22:09

amazing progress lads looks great , keep it up

Ste

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1st Feb 10 at 11:19

Update:

This weekend we have fitted the Kingspan insulation to the roof, fitted the kitchen water pipes, started the gas plumbing and started fitting the kitchen windows.