Removing cork tiles

geoffw

• 25th Apr, 2003

• #41

Here's meself with my professional stripper

 

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geoffw

• 25th Apr, 2003

• #42

Half stripped (Note the spade used for the first attempts)

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geoffw

• 25th Apr, 2003

• #43

The new floor

 

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geoffw

• 25th Apr, 2003

• #44

My daughter shows it off

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geoffw

• 25th Apr, 2003

• #45

In the renovated bedroom

 

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investor

• 25th Apr, 2003

• #46

Hi Geoff

Excellent work, well done.

Regards

Investor

P.S nice outfit

 

P

plainsong

• 26th Apr, 2003

• #47

Gee the size of that floor stripping machine has me worried...

It's a beast!!!


(you had it firmly under control there though Geoff.)



Cheers.

 

Jas

• 28th Apr, 2003

• #48

That floor really adds a lot Geoff.

I'd like to see what you did with the kitchen too please?
Jas

 

geoffw

• 28th Apr, 2003

• #49

Jas,

The kitchen does not look great- but the PM thought it not worth while to do much just yet.

It may have added value, but not much income- and the budget was getting very tight.

The work I did cosy about $5.5K, and added about $30pw in rent. That put it higher comparing the rental for similar properties.

 

Jas

• 28th Apr, 2003

• #50

ah well

on the flash past, the kitchen looked a bit old - I was wondering if you had just done a splah of paint around the place.
Next time - eh?
Jas