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Studwork is non-load bearing on paper, so it feels the same to me? I've used metal studwork for quick lightweight walls in a warehouse but regretted it soon after (cut fingers, trickier fixings and poor soundproofing).
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I think 16" is standard for 2x4? Then people go further (20" and 24") if they're using thicker lengths (2x6 and upwards)?
You usually measure 16" in a home environment to find the next support.
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How so cheap?
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The trainers are very cool, but are a little small for me. The shirt's not my thing, although it's good quality. I'm based in E8 or could meet central/east.
YMC slip-on embroidered trainers (UK 9.5, EUR 44, brand new, unwanted gift) -£30
https://photos.app.goo.gl/Hv3X5KbPheT5aZoVA
https://photos.app.goo.gl/ek35RNnXUBasyWHo7YMC grandad shirt (Medium, brand new, unwanted gift) - £20
https://photos.app.goo.gl/LrybXDGPZ8K6MQPx7
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Wham Bam Thank You Cam: Frax, Jono, Cam
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Rad!
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I can ask about the contracts and salary if you like. The bonus/profit share looked quite unique.
As far as I can tell, their approach only undercuts bike shops, not staff. They pay little rent but have direct access to customers (web/app bookings) instead of hoping for passing trade/loyal locals.
Service driven, not product driven, it's well trodden ground (for better or worse).
^ This, where's there's a system, there's an incentive to cheat it.
I imagine many workers will be expected to work 100% of the time (33% on the books) for 77% pay.