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Even the light buzz of chat as you discuss your #400kkitchen will become unbearably harsh.
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It looks cool but unless they’ve done something very clever with the bits not in photographs, I bet it sounds fucking horrible - every pot banged or raised voice is going to make you want to leave the room.
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Very impressed with the Leon estate, felt sharp, tight and torquey. Lots of toys/autonomous driving bits and the digital dash is very cool.
Vastly better driving position than any of the horrible crossover/SUVs we’ve been recommended. -
Yes! Drive to gig/club/etc, get hammered, sleep in boot.
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Testing two nearly-new Leons tomorrow, one lukewarm hatchback, one slightly warmer sport wagon. Mrs Hammer doesn’t want another estate but I’m hoping the power convinces her. Spec, age and price are pretty similar...
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We got quotes of £5-7k for labour plus basic parts for our en-suite. I did (most of) it myself for £4.6k using high quality materials and fittings.
£500 tools
£1k building materials (things you don’t see)
£2.8k parts (things you do)
£250 external labour (some copper plumbing and fitting aqua panels)Edit: it’s a walk in shower and sink in there only, so no #40k rolltop bath to contend with.
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12k still seems nuts - if you average a day rate at £300, that’s 8 weeks of labour for what appears to be a fairly small room. Are they supplying materials too?
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Just had a 140 mile round trip to get tested. I would think very carefully about doing so again.
You would have thought that 100 years of expensively retrofitting commercial buildings would have helped architects understand this.