CAPTAIN GREALISH
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- Jan 6, 2010
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Thanks, you have answered my question then, someone not actually 'on the tools' advising how long a job will take
haha well said mate!!!!!
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Hanging. doors
- Thread starter Hillian1
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haha well said mate!!!!!
Thanks, you have answered my question then, someone not actually 'on the tools' advising how long a job will take
Maybe not a qualified chippy but having a good idea on how long things take. I'm an engineer by trade, I have though built a few extensions, renovated a number of houses and I'm certainly not a pen pusher office type. Hanging internal doors is not exactly hard. The last time I replaced all the doors we had 20 to do. It took one chippy three days.
CAPTAIN GREALISH
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- Jan 6, 2010
- 2,600
thought I was quick?
He did work 12 hour days mind. And I had removed the old doors but my point is someone posted two days which is incredible. Even allowing for the umpteen phone calls/coffees/chatting the mrs up etc it should only take a day.
Seagulls Downunder
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If you pay my flight I'll hang them for free 
http://www.doorrepairservices.com.au/
http://www.doorrepairservices.com.au/BensGrandad
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Piltdown Man Couldnt you get Calde to do it , as he does most things well in your eyes. :
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Piltdown Man Couldnt you get Calde to do it , as he does most things well in your eyes.
You need to get a handle on reality, you're unhinged BG, that's plane stupid. You latch on to these things without any thought knot that you wood care.
In a few years time he might chisel his way in to a new trade, as they say when one door shuts another opens.
It took a chippie three quarters of a day to hang 6 doors in my house. Unless some idiot has painted over the current hinges then I'd suggest a day maximum and labour should be around £200 a day.
BensGrandad
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Thats not a bad effort for Sunday before 12 noon opening.
I thank thee