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sigman · 8 Mar 2011

Yes it would only be required if you were designing the house for a wheelchair user.. U wouldn't have to put a lift in if a wheelchair user purchased the house at a later date. U follow ?

theoldun · 9 Mar 2011

Many thanks Freddy.
We knew it was not right, but felt we needed to make sure.
Hope you are keeping well and not still drinking in Union Street.

Regards. old duffer

freddiemercurystwin · 9 Mar 2011

theoldun said:
Hope you are keeping well and not still drinking in Union Street.:shock

I'd need a flak jacket to walk down there of an evening!

Anyhoo I'm in Teignmouth these days.

We don't see you around much these days oldun, hoe you're keeping well.

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