When I put our details into competitive web-search services they come back with quotes as low as £274, so something is askew here.I couldn't agree with your 'theory ' more. Imagine what they have done to mine 'cos I'm an ancient old biddy in their eyes.
AGE!!!!!!!!!!
Fur enough. "Sticks like s***" it is then!!!
Only joking!
I'm now wondering how you fit the front of the side panels on. Or "deco" panels as we say in the trade!!!
Does you just screw through at 45 degs from the top and the bottom where it is difficult to see hidden behind the pelmet and cornice? And use right angle brackets to the back in the void?
Gettin intrigued now!
Not used any angle brackets but I might do for extra
My D1s are both much later, like right at the end of the run, so the cubby boxes are very similar to the one in the Disco 2.I missed the cubby box not sure ive seen one, trying to remember if my dads D1 had one fitted. He got a D1 out the dealership
& wouldnt let me drive it.
I always put angle brackets on the bottom then tile over them. Or I fit the tiles so tight under them they act as support as well. In fact thinking about it I guess I do both. But dowels is very good!Dowls n sikaflex or as you say pocket hole em so you dont see them.
support for the wall cupboards.
Well thanks, Dips! Never heard of them!
Can't remember how much younger you are than me but get the feeling it's about 20 years.
www.johncraddockltd.co.uk
My D1s are both much later, like right at the end of the run, so the cubby boxes are very similar to the one in the Disco 2.
I'm pretty sure they all had one although didn't the early ones have some sort of a "fashion" box with a Jasper Conran handbag or summat?
Can't say I really follow these things but this does ring a bell.
Didn't your da ever let you drive it at all? Mind you. Finkin about it, you'd still have been quite young then wouldn't you? Or would you? Can't remember how much younger you are than me but get the feeling it's about 20 years.
It's not often that a post get's four "likes" that are all laughing Emojis!!!Yes, that’s right, @kevstar is just in his early 60’s
Wow, very racy!
Here's a link to a thing I found on keeping them clean and shiny.
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