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05-04-2006, 05:30 PM
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any builders in the house
birmingham are or coventry
birmingham are or coventry
05-04-2006, 05:33 PM
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Re: builders
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Originally Posted by bigwelshlad
Originally Posted by ricky
any builders in the house
birmingham are or coventry
birmingham are or coventry
weight is in sig LOL !
btw its not what i eat, but my beer consumption is my big vice !
08-04-2006, 03:33 PM
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need to get myself a good set of extendable ladders for the week after easter. anyone know where i can get a good set that is capable of holding heavier weights? - wont post my weight again its in the sig ! LOL. the most i have seen in the usual DIY places only hold up to 150kg including the load 
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Originally Posted by bigwelshlad
need to get myself a good set of extendable ladders for the week after easter. anyone know where i can get a good set that is capable of holding heavier weights? - wont post my weight again its in the sig ! LOL. the most i have seen in the usual DIY places only hold up to 150kg including the load
08-04-2006, 03:45 PM
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Originally Posted by bigwelshlad
need to get myself a good set of extendable ladders for the week after easter. anyone know where i can get a good set that is capable of holding heavier weights? - wont post my weight again its in the sig ! LOL. the most i have seen in the usual DIY places only hold up to 150kg including the load
08-04-2006, 04:28 PM
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its a serios issue. i have used a ladder for holding up to 120kg before with no problems but at height i dont wanna risk it.
cranes are not practical but love the suggestion !!!
cranes are not practical but love the suggestion !!!
08-04-2006, 05:11 PM
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Originally Posted by bigwelshlad
its a serios issue. i have used a ladder for holding up to 120kg before with no problems but at height i dont wanna risk it.
cranes are not practical but love the suggestion !!!
cranes are not practical but love the suggestion !!!
11-04-2006, 03:25 PM
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anyone help? most sets i have seen over the weekend only have a max weight of 150kg. guess i am looking for a set that could hold 200kg.......which includes the load as well !
14-04-2006, 07:51 PM
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Originally Posted by anglia105e hinson
use the quick fit scaffolding. made out of alli and well quick to put up you can wheel it about, and it has a ladder up the side. there ya go !
btw i went to inspect a water tank in a loft last night - well at least hat was the job but i couldnt get through the attic hatch
so will have to have one of the lads to do that job next week !
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