RE: That Time Of Year Again

["Tawn, Jonathan" <jonathan.tawn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On the note of fitting pipes to the upper floors ...

A mate of mine renovated a property a while ago and installed a central vac
... he used normal coving/cornicing/whatever you call it, placed vertical
in
the corner of the wall (where it meets the other wall ...) skim the walls
upto the coving and it looks like a smoothed curve instead of a right-angle
...

Don't know if that makes any sense .. but it looked sweet ... 'specially
with a few led's (good quality bulk buy from ages ago..) placed in the
floor
to up light it ...

Just a thought !



-----Original Message-----
From:	Des Gibbons [mailto:des@xxxxxxx]
Sent:	Friday, 14 May, 2004 10:28
To:	ukha_d@xxxxxxx
Subject:	RE: [ukha_d] That Time Of Year Again



> -----Original Message-----
> From: Frank Mc Alinden [mailto:fmcalind@xxxxxxx]
>
> > Well, I've been barred from going by swmbo as I still
havn't
> finished the
> > house, heres hoping I have it finished before ukha2005
:(
>
> LOL.....Get your finger out ( Says Frank who hasnt
finished his CBUS
> install)

I know, it is really dragging on now, that'll teach me for
doing silly
things like moving a wall 12 inches to the right.

>
> > I'll be installing some more cat5, and a central vac
system over the
> weekend
> > for my pennance
>
> Would be a bugger installing central vacs in solid brick
houses ??

yup, lots of mess and kangoing, but luckily we have
suspended floor for the
ground floor, so it isn't that bad, just like installing a
mains socket
really. The biggest problem I have is working out how to get
the pipeworkk
to the upstairts socket, still cogitating on that one :)


> PS......Still got your box of goodies........your
obviously in no
> hurry for
> them ??....

No, no hurry, still waiting on someone going past your area
with spare
luggage allowance ;) If theyre getting in your way, maybe we
could look at
posting them by surface or something?

Cheers, Des.