Here's a dumb question ........
#1
Right, I know having renovated that ruin I should know this, but can anyone tell me how much a breeze block (parpaing thing) costs?
I have tried to get onto the Brico Depot site, the Bricomarche site all to no avail to find out the prices of their stuff.
Probably a question for Ka Ora! the Main Man of Renovation and Tool Usage ....
I have tried to get onto the Brico Depot site, the Bricomarche site all to no avail to find out the prices of their stuff.
Probably a question for Ka Ora! the Main Man of Renovation and Tool Usage ....
#2
By the title I thought this was another damn introduction thread.
#3


From the title, at least you would know WHO was asking it - could only be moi!
#4
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Right, I know having renovated that ruin I should know this, but can anyone tell me how much a breeze block (parpaing thing) costs?
I have tried to get onto the Brico Depot site, the Bricomarche site all to no avail to find out the prices of their stuff.
Probably a question for Ka Ora! the Main Man of Renovation and Tool Usage ....
I have tried to get onto the Brico Depot site, the Bricomarche site all to no avail to find out the prices of their stuff.
Probably a question for Ka Ora! the Main Man of Renovation and Tool Usage ....

#8
Aha, dmu, it must be lovely to be named for a Gorgeous Goddess, who was translated to the skies for her good deeds.
I think "Andrea" means Chainsaw Wielding Amazonian Practicality Personified, and, once dead from exhaustion and asbestos dust, I shall be unceremoniously shifted in an old sand sack, to the Ornamental Stone Section of Brico Depot to carve me own gravestone which will say:
"I told you I was ill and knackered"
I think "Andrea" means Chainsaw Wielding Amazonian Practicality Personified, and, once dead from exhaustion and asbestos dust, I shall be unceremoniously shifted in an old sand sack, to the Ornamental Stone Section of Brico Depot to carve me own gravestone which will say:
"I told you I was ill and knackered"
#10
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Aha, dmu, it must be lovely to be named for a Gorgeous Goddess, who was translated to the skies for her good deeds.
I think "Andrea" means Chainsaw Wielding Amazonian Practicality Personified, and, once dead from exhaustion and asbestos dust, I shall be unceremoniously shifted in an old sand sack, to the Ornamental Stone Section of Brico Depot to carve me own gravestone which will say:
"I told you I was ill and knackered"
I think "Andrea" means Chainsaw Wielding Amazonian Practicality Personified, and, once dead from exhaustion and asbestos dust, I shall be unceremoniously shifted in an old sand sack, to the Ornamental Stone Section of Brico Depot to carve me own gravestone which will say:
"I told you I was ill and knackered"


#13
Ok, which is it? Diana or Bravo?
<Andi, roughly how many breeze blocks do you need, I've got a spare one.>
<Andi, roughly how many breeze blocks do you need, I've got a spare one.>
#15
My mother-in-law is one too.
She pronouces hers, or I suspect her parents did in the heady days of post war Surrey: Deeanne - a la francaise in fact.
She pronouces hers, or I suspect her parents did in the heady days of post war Surrey: Deeanne - a la francaise in fact.



