That microwave over the sink just looks so wrong. I hope youve used the right raw plugs
That microwave over the sink just looks so wrong. I hope youve used the right raw plugs
Have you checked under the sink Andy, i bet those cowboys never bonded it to earth
It's giving me nightmaresOriginally Posted by Dillinger
Last night I dreamt that I had used this very style in my own (highly sophisticated and expensive in real life obviously) kitchen.
After several lagers I'd put a ready meal curry in the microwave On opening the door the overheated curry had blasted boiling hot steam into my eyes. At that point my head jolted forward in pain thus headbutting the water heater violently disconnecting a scaldingly hot pipe which then sprayed boiling water into the remaining open eye. As I reached out in agony for help I stuck my fingers in the electric socket and conducted the full 240.
Thankfully this was just a nightmare - but be careful out there kids.
Your name in real life isn't Frank by any chance is it ?Originally Posted by Albert Shagnastier
Lookin good Dr A hope you get the all rented out.
Well thats a bonus I suppose for someone looking for a short term let .Originally Posted by DrAndy
Its bloody difficult in the UK now to get anything under 12 months , some are going up to 18 or even 24.
You also have that deposit thing now in the UK where the landlord has to securely deposit your deposit ,, I guess more complicated and more expense
I'm proud of my 38" waist , also proud I have never done drugs
no, we just stuck the edge of the tile with Evostick, wonderful stuffOriginally Posted by Dillinger
nothing under the sink...Originally Posted by Dillinger
Earth?, that flat is 3 floors up!
all the power has earth wires and all go to the central unit and then to an earth rod
Originally Posted by Albert Shagnastier
no, that wouldn't happen, you would retreat screaming with pain, trip over your comatose Ladyboy and smash the back of your head into the breakfast bar (previously used by Eggplant)
you can opt out of that, with agreement from both sides, but then the tenant does not get the protection he may needOriginally Posted by nigelandjan
You've done that before haven't youOriginally Posted by DrAndy
what, Eggplant?
yes, I have done him several times and he keeps coming back for more
Dr Andy
While some might think that it is not to their particular liking, or taste I am assuming you have tried to get something that appeals to most, is functional but not overly expensive so that in the end you make some money from your outlay. If you are already signing leases before the whole project is completed you must be on the right track.
My question for you is a little of track but are you handling all the leasing out and collection of the rent yourself or do you have an agent do it for you. Even while I am typing this I hear my wife's words "I'm Thai I trust no one" but as we live in the sticks I was thinking of maybe buying a property somewhere like Chaing Mai to rent out but I wouldn't be able to collect rent and conduct inspections etc.etc. So is it possible to have an agent do that for you in Thailand or is the risk too great?
well, my wife has a friend from Uni here, they have always been close
This friend has lived with us before and we can trust her implicitly
She will be our agent when we are not here
She could be your agent too!
I don't think I would trust any property agent I had little knowledge of
as for your remarks
that is exactly it; they are fairly neutral inside although we have added some decoration in the common areasOriginally Posted by ootai
one person looking around the flats said they "would be much nicer with some pictures". I agreed but my taste would not be the same as theirs
I had a house in London where I left a lot of pictures up - the tenants took them down and stored them in the garage
I have reported your post
cheers, Carryboy
the mods have done a good job now
they cleared all the trash from the thread (Ali et al)Originally Posted by Carrabow
The flats are all ready to move into now - we have been working like crazy getting the final touches done, lifting the new furniture up to the apartments and generally fitting new shelves, and microwave skyhooks
phew...pics to follow
no Bill, I am still driving around town but on night shift
I hope everything will be in place this coming week
I have put the microwaves in different positions now, to stop people having nightmares
in fact, I thought the position over the sink just did not look right, too busy
and yes, the knobs need repositioning but they are nice doors
here is one of the tables we had made up, from our teak
they are really nice, I even used one yesterday to do a lease signing
in another apartment
we will be looking for some wooden chairs and the fold-ups will be relocated to the roof terrace
an extra table the carpenter made from our left over wood, up on the roof
we now have a proper washing line set up
the roof shade is high on the list of to-dos; then we can get lots of plants up there too to make it nice
This front area is now being worked on, metal bars and railings are being made up
then we have to tile the front path and concrete the bike standing
the apartments are all now just about completed inside
phew......
Thats better. You could have just placed them ontop of the fridge . A couple of wall units above the tiles would look nice :-)
not really, the fridge will be needed to put other things on!
the workspace is fairly limited
and wall units are not necessary though they may look nice- the budget has reached it's limit
Originally Posted by Dillinger
Things you take out of it?Originally Posted by DrAndy
You could have used the top of the microwqve to put the stuff you take out of the fridge on
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