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Robbo

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3rd Jul 04 at 20:17

Taken earlier today... will be ready Oct/Nov

Front

Inside from front door

Back

Side

Garage

As you may notice... the wall is brick

Now it SHOULD be stone

and to say we are pissed off is an understatement

It still looks good but a lot less nice than the stone ones... this is an example (albeit a 3 bed)

Still pleased but we have been a little misled

Matt H

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3rd Jul 04 at 20:21

Nismo

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3rd Jul 04 at 20:23

lookin good , but you must complain about this and get money off

Robbo

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3rd Jul 04 at 20:25

Yes we will speak to them on Monday

Matt H

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3rd Jul 04 at 20:26

where you gonna park your tractor??

Colin

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3rd Jul 04 at 20:28

Im going to drive down and do a crap under your floorboards

Robbo

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3rd Jul 04 at 20:29

No floorboards Kol... just cement

Matt - you mean the p.i.m.p. mobile

Colin

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3rd Jul 04 at 20:31

Aw man

Adam-D

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3rd Jul 04 at 20:35

breeze block inner walls?

that means the whole interior is either plasterboard or theres lots of plastering to do?

i prefer a brick inner wall myself seem's more solid

Robbo

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3rd Jul 04 at 20:36

Will be plasterboard I guess

Joff

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3rd Jul 04 at 21:30

quote:
Originally posted by Kolin
Im going to drive down and do a crap under your floorboards

O M F G.

I was just about to say exactly the same!!!

Shane

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3rd Jul 04 at 21:32

looking nice but still along way to go

Tiesto

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3rd Jul 04 at 22:01

looking good,

Btw where is it. and whose doing the work? cause i work in a consulting engineers practice and we do housing estates, might have done yours lol.

Colin

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3rd Jul 04 at 22:11

quote:
Originally posted by Joff

quote:
Originally posted by Kolin
Im going to drive down and do a crap under your floorboards

O M F G.

I was just about to say exactly the same!!!

In the loft

- next best thing

Dump in the water exp tank......leave me a few pages out of the sport to read and wipe my arse with

Natalie

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4th Jul 04 at 10:29

Our house

Robbo

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4th Jul 04 at 10:58

quote:
Originally posted by Corsa_1.0
looking good,

Btw where is it. and whose doing the work? cause i work in a consulting engineers practice and we do housing estates, might have done yours lol.

George Wimpey, Carterton Oxfordshire... called Windrush Park

Robbo

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4th Jul 04 at 13:59

Spoke to them... some also come 'rendered' - basically painted a gopping yellow colour

Anyhoo... all houses are the same price regardless of build material - just pot luck :S

Ally

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4th Jul 04 at 14:08

I had a brand new house that i rented with 2 other ppl, we had alot of problems within the first year with the house

Robbo

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4th Jul 04 at 14:08

Ally

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4th Jul 04 at 14:10

Ur expected to get a few problems thou dude while the house is settling in, has to go through all the seasons.

Cracks on the walls are most common

Robbo

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4th Jul 04 at 14:11

Aye

Ally

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4th Jul 04 at 14:12

tis worth it thou, my old house was lush

Robbo

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4th Jul 04 at 14:16

--DAN--

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4th Jul 04 at 14:27

Nice one dude, its wicked having a brand new house, mine is very similar to the stone one you put up. I've had mine three years now and had no major problems, and anything I wasn't happy with I just got the developers to come back and sort it out.

Natalie

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4th Jul 04 at 15:08

[Edited on 04-07-2004 by Natalie]

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