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MargaretR · 30-07-2011, 11:57

Update -
The company who erected the ariels and who should have removed the old ariels has gone into liquidation.

Tenants in one area of this estate who have had serious antisocial behaviour problems are raising a petition and arranging a meeting in a community hall and have requested a HH representative to attend
and have said 'we want the organ grinder not the monkey'

Lancs Ev Tel are coming tomorrow

The natives are restless - there's trouble at t'mill

As for the size of the kitchen -
I have a fridge freezer, a (half size drum) washing machine and a small dishwasher.
I have had the washer plumbed in in a walk in cupboard and have no space for a tumble dryer. Whether a kitchen is practical depends on the layout. I have an unusable base corner unit - it is 100cm wide but the one door to get in it is only 40cm - 60cm of wasted space there. One wall cupboard has only the bottom half usable because the top half cannot be reached (I am 5'6") To improvise for the shortage of work surfaces I have a large wooden chopping board which fits over the sink.

PS how do you insulate a single brick wall(no cavity)?

30-07-2011, 11:57	#80
MargaretR God Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: c l m Posts: 12,362 Blog Entries: 4 Liked: 517 times Rep Power: 29209	Re: Hyndburn Homes - security compromised. Update - The company who erected the ariels and who should have removed the old ariels has gone into liquidation. Tenants in one area of this estate who have had serious antisocial behaviour problems are raising a petition and arranging a meeting in a community hall and have requested a HH representative to attend and have said 'we want the organ grinder not the monkey' Lancs Ev Tel are coming tomorrow The natives are restless - there's trouble at t'mill As for the size of the kitchen - I have a fridge freezer, a (half size drum) washing machine and a small dishwasher. I have had the washer plumbed in in a walk in cupboard and have no space for a tumble dryer. Whether a kitchen is practical depends on the layout. I have an unusable base corner unit - it is 100cm wide but the one door to get in it is only 40cm - 60cm of wasted space there. One wall cupboard has only the bottom half usable because the top half cannot be reached (I am 5'6") To improvise for the shortage of work surfaces I have a large wooden chopping board which fits over the sink. PS how do you insulate a single brick wall(no cavity)? __________________ Last edited by MargaretR; 30-07-2011 at 12:06.