COSTA ESURI - AYAMONTE
Jun 8th 2008, 12:26 am
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Re: COSTA ESURI - AYAMONTE
Hola!
You mentioned prices on the internet. Have you tried merkamueble.com or donmueble.es for prices? You can click on the "folleto". It might be at the lower end of your budget, or perhaps the higher end? It's all very individual, isn't it?
Here's a link to an informative local website which lists contacts (some online): http://www.discoverayamonte.com/furn...-ayamonte.html
Someone posted sound advice about buying furniture re: rental market. In a nutshell: People renting a place (short or long term) are more discerning about quality (not necessarily cost.)
Hope this helps,
Carol
You mentioned prices on the internet. Have you tried merkamueble.com or donmueble.es for prices? You can click on the "folleto". It might be at the lower end of your budget, or perhaps the higher end? It's all very individual, isn't it?
Here's a link to an informative local website which lists contacts (some online): http://www.discoverayamonte.com/furn...-ayamonte.html
Someone posted sound advice about buying furniture re: rental market. In a nutshell: People renting a place (short or long term) are more discerning about quality (not necessarily cost.)
Hope this helps,
Carol
We will be using the property ourselves but also hopefully renting it out too!
Best get on with some work though or else we may never get out there!!
Maggie
Jun 8th 2008, 4:52 am
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Re: COSTA ESURI - AYAMONTE
He is a german engeneer but he speaks very good english I have been told
Jun 8th 2008, 4:55 am
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Re: COSTA ESURI - AYAMONTE
In an ideal world I would totally agree with you but we currently do not have two weeks to spare, it would be nice to get just enough in that we could stay there while we looked around! I was trying to price up individual items on the internet to get some idea of markup but the information is just not there.
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Jun 8th 2008, 4:58 am
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Re: COSTA ESURI - AYAMONTE
well what I am trying to do is 'shop around' on the internet first to get some price comparisons but this is proving quite difficult as some of the websites do not give individual prices
what I was hoping for from here was something a bit more specific than 'shop around'
what I was hoping for from here was something a bit more specific than 'shop around'
Jun 8th 2008, 5:01 am
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Jun 8th 2008, 5:08 am
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Jun 8th 2008, 5:31 am
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Re: COSTA ESURI - AYAMONTE
Thanks for that carol, had already discovered the discover ayamonte site and looked at the various stores listed that have a website but will have a look at the others that you suggest.
We will be using the property ourselves but also hopefully renting it out too!
Best get on with some work though or else we may never get out there!!
Maggie
We will be using the property ourselves but also hopefully renting it out too!
Best get on with some work though or else we may never get out there!!
Maggie
Jun 8th 2008, 5:56 am
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Re: COSTA ESURI - AYAMONTE
The problem was with the wall tiles, it is as if they could not be bothered to clean the residue off the tiles (not that that surprises me!) and we got left with little blobs of grout everywhere mainly in the edges and corners and behind sinks, loos etc. This is what was and still is difficult to remove, and we still have not got it all off, and it makes the finish look shabby. In fact it's more like cement so don't think yours should be chalky.
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Jun 8th 2008, 6:15 am
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Jun 8th 2008, 6:49 am
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Re: COSTA ESURI - AYAMONTE
)http://www.oyar.com/vencedor.htm
also, googling "cement remover" flagged up other products.
It mentions being careful that a certain acid doesn't breakdown the "cementitious" material (new word for me). By this, I understand it to mean the grouting.
There is another product which claims to not harm the grout surface. It is a cement grout film remover, which may/might not be strong enough to tackle larger lumps of cement grout.
(I have not used and can not endorse any of these products.)
It sounds like messy work, though.
Jun 8th 2008, 8:44 am
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Re: COSTA ESURI - AYAMONTE
Thanks Carol
I have also been looking at furniture and have found the web sites you posted really useful in getting an idea of prices for individual items.
The jury is still out, I would love to pick everything myself as we are not planning to rent out but am not sure I will have enough time initially to do so.
As you say quality is important to me but I would still like to find value for money.
Thanks again
Jules
I have also been looking at furniture and have found the web sites you posted really useful in getting an idea of prices for individual items.
The jury is still out, I would love to pick everything myself as we are not planning to rent out but am not sure I will have enough time initially to do so.
As you say quality is important to me but I would still like to find value for money.
Thanks again
Jules
Jun 8th 2008, 9:17 am
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Re: COSTA ESURI - AYAMONTE
Yes but that was only half of it.Oh its so embarasing.One doctor was a he and the other a she.when the he told me what it was he walked out in discust
muttering something about the english.to my amasement the she doctor striped off and lay down on her couch and said.go to town and take me.so I went outside to get a taxi after half an hour I stopped one.I went back in but she was gone.oh I was so embarast because I had flagged the daxi down for nothing.
muttering something about the english.to my amasement the she doctor striped off and lay down on her couch and said.go to town and take me.so I went outside to get a taxi after half an hour I stopped one.I went back in but she was gone.oh I was so embarast because I had flagged the daxi down for nothing.
Jun 8th 2008, 9:21 am
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Re: COSTA ESURI - AYAMONTE
Following on from BB's post, I think this is the stuff that might help remove the stubborn cement from the bathroom wall & floor tiles (or, cure betris' ailment):
http://www.oyar.com/vencedor.htm
also, googling "cement remover" flagged up other products.
It mentions being careful that a certain acid doesn't breakdown the "cementitious" material (new word for me). By this, I understand it to mean the grouting.
There is another product which claims to not harm the grout surface. It is a cement grout film remover, which may/might not be strong enough to tackle larger lumps of cement grout.
(I have not used and can not endorse any of these products.)
It sounds like messy work, though.
http://www.oyar.com/vencedor.htm
also, googling "cement remover" flagged up other products.
It mentions being careful that a certain acid doesn't breakdown the "cementitious" material (new word for me). By this, I understand it to mean the grouting.
There is another product which claims to not harm the grout surface. It is a cement grout film remover, which may/might not be strong enough to tackle larger lumps of cement grout.
(I have not used and can not endorse any of these products.)
It sounds like messy work, though.
Last edited by betris; Jun 8th 2008 at 9:25 am.
