Vocal Voices

by **meriad** » 21 Jan 2021, 13:50

JanB wrote:We had a bed for her in the car port, but it's fallen to bits.

Well there's a project for Grumpy - he can build her a kennel and some shelves so she can get high up ;-)

by **JanB** » 21 Jan 2021, 14:15

I'll tell him. We have a couple of pallets left over.

by **TheOstrich** » 21 Jan 2021, 19:57

We've just finished having our 30 year old double glazing replaced. Never again! We've spent the last two days being herded from one room to the next at the whim of the installers ...... thankfully re remembered to pack the teabags and kettle :lol:

by **meriad** » 21 Jan 2021, 20:03

but what a difference it'll make, I'm sure!

I'd really like to replace my bedroom window and also the sliding door in the dining room - that's going to be my next project ;-)

by **TheOstrich** » 21 Jan 2021, 20:08

We hope so, Meriad - at least two of the windows were "cloudy" and the base-board under the patio door had rotted .....

We used a local specialist firm and the cost was surprisingly reasonable.

by **Gal2** » 21 Jan 2021, 20:12

Was about to say Ossie, I bet that wasn’t a cheap purchase but hopefully you’ll benefit from not losing heat I could probably do with having mine replaced too, they’re all 20 years old, apart from my front door.

by **TheOstrich** » 21 Jan 2021, 20:26

It was just over £5K for 7 windows and a patio door, Gal - a long-established family firm with a good reputation locally; we asked around.
Two fitters for two days and UK-manufactured windows, so no last minute price shocks!