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Extending my Garage/Workshop!

Bucks

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Just when I thought I couldn't find any more walls to knock down in this house, on Tuesday I decided I needed a bit more space in my small garage/workshop! So yesterday I set too knocking down a partition wall & pinching back just over 3ft of my wife's utility room to give me a bit more room LOL

She can't really complain as about 3 years ago the whole lot was my workshop until I gave up half of it for the utility room, so I'm only pinching a bit of it back.

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Bucks

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One side almost finished, still quite a bit to do on the workshop side though, better get cracking as I've got a plasterer coming first thing in the morning!

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Lons

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Bob
Even my wife realises it makes sense (only took about 1/2 a hour to persuade her) :winking:
That last bit would worry me. I'd watch the post if I were you as there might be a solicitors letter advising divorce proceedings have begun. :wink::funny:
 

Dalboy

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Kent
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Derek
Should have made the new wall on tracks and every so often push it another inch. Not so noticeable as building a new one next time and saving in cost:whistling::whistling::whistling:

We can all do with a bigger workshop I know I does:winking:
 

Penpal

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Canberra AUSTRALIA
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Peter
Reminds me of my attack method always use several nails where one will do also the sturdy infil of timber is great.

Peter.
 
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