Conservatory Arghhhhhhhhh

Hi Nick , it will take at least 3 days work plus a minimun of one skip , I would personally say that the door worth around £500 on its own and each glass around £700 , plus the gutter and the led and the top glass worth more then £1000 ......just think how much it would cost a normal pvc conservative of that size (btw £15000/20000 easy) .
I know is not average conservative that everyone will want but for that prize it will go quick , a conservative like this is in every prist wanted list

 

from the midlands by any chance? lol

 

Quarry Bonk Born n Bread Strong in The Arm and Wik in the Yed!!! yo Sussed me Da ya live in Stourbridge Now

 

was born in west bromwich, alwasy preferred stourport to stourbridge though lol

 

i get Tattood in Hill Top

On a Reg Bassis

 

The old 'You'd better hurry up cos I've already had three offers' line. Followed by the 'if I can't sell it whole, I'll try selling as much of it as I can as bits' line.

Based on that, I'd definitely negotiate on price.

As for man power, I'd help you for nowt if I had the time and the expertise. I can hit things with a big hammer, but I don't think that's always the best way to dismantle things.

 

I ABSLUTLEY LOVE IT SAL

Sadley Just Poped up @ the Wrong Time

Gutted As Me Wise Old Mom All Ways Said It Just wasent Ment to Be!!!

 

go

 

You'll get there. I've seen your pics of some of your other projects so I know you'll sort it if you want it.

I know what's you're saying about the industry becoming flats. Here's a little sad but true (and to be fair, I also find it a bit amusing) story. When I was a kid, a derelict mill came up for sale not far from us. The asking price back then (early 1980s) was about £30k. My dad wasted no time formulating a plan. He was going to remortgage the house to buy the old mill, and his best mate was going to do the same, then between them they were going to do it up and turn it into flats to sell on. My mam was having none of it. My dad's mate's wife was having none of it. They ignored the wives and went to talk to the bank manager, who was having none of it. Everywhere they turned, they got the same answer. 'Who's going to want to live in an old factory?'. How wrong all those people were.

Fast forward to today, my dad and his mate are still both skint. At least they have the honour of knowing that they would have been right

 

Folly ... check for architectural salvage auctions

I used to frequent an auction in Diss (near Norfolk) and they always had window antique frames/doors etc that sold for very cheap

their next auction is on the 30th June and their online catalogue will appear on the 27th June

http://www.twgaze.co.uk/auction/lots/?id=141

 

SOLD FOR £1500

Whitch I Belive was a Bargine

Happy Dayz and Good Luck to Who Takes it Down an Re/Erects it

The Idea is in my Head Now My OH Said She is Fully Confedent ile find the right Bits to Build Somthing on that Scale or Simler

Eyes Peeld I Know Wot Im After Now

 

What is meant to be, will be Nick. Quite often when you lose out on something, something better comes up.

 

I went to college in Woden Road when I was an apprentice. I think that it's an housing estate now though.

Rusty

 

The seeds have been sown FM. The idea will grow all the stronger with a little TLC from you now,

 

never Mind Nick, from what I have seen of all your hard work, I'm sure you will come up with something far more superior and have YOUR personal little touches, which will then make its yours 100%.

Clearly it was not meant to be, which tells me you will come up with something sooooo much better:WINK1: