We really are getting to the point of not being able to do much more prior to knowing the outcome of the latest planning application. The external walls can't be completed until we know how high they will be, the builder has had to have some time off now that he has run out of jobs he can actually be doing.
15th Oct 2012
Today the window which was in the way of the front wall has been removed. The builder has boarded up from inside and has done an excellent job of once again minimising the impact to us all.
We really are getting to the point of not being able to do much more prior to knowing the outcome of the latest planning application. The external walls can't be completed until we know how high they will be, the builder has had to have some time off now that he has run out of jobs he can actually be doing.
We really are getting to the point of not being able to do much more prior to knowing the outcome of the latest planning application. The external walls can't be completed until we know how high they will be, the builder has had to have some time off now that he has run out of jobs he can actually be doing.
3rd Oct 2012
I've just received a text message, apparently the satellite system is no longer receiving a signal. The time has come to actually do something about that dish and move it.
Following a few more ideas and a good coat of looking over we have moved the dish to a temporary location on top of the scaffolding at the rear of the property. Fortunately the existing cable is long enough once unclipped from the wall to go diagonally straight to the new position. The builder was able to use the existing bracket from the wall and mount it on an old bit of wood to clamp it onto the pole. Our final bit of good fortune is that it is high enough to receive a signal over the top of our new roof (when it is built) and that of next doors as well.
Eventually the dish will be moved again onto the gable end of the extension, this will require new cable but we will run that internally through the loft space rather than on the outside of the house with cable clips.
Following a few more ideas and a good coat of looking over we have moved the dish to a temporary location on top of the scaffolding at the rear of the property. Fortunately the existing cable is long enough once unclipped from the wall to go diagonally straight to the new position. The builder was able to use the existing bracket from the wall and mount it on an old bit of wood to clamp it onto the pole. Our final bit of good fortune is that it is high enough to receive a signal over the top of our new roof (when it is built) and that of next doors as well.
Eventually the dish will be moved again onto the gable end of the extension, this will require new cable but we will run that internally through the loft space rather than on the outside of the house with cable clips.
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