How to Hide Damaged Wall When Electrical Equipment Removed
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How about a big old open knife switch with a notice "DO NOT TURN ON"?
It's at waist height, what were you thinking it would be used for
To check that flies are fastened. Could save embarrassment when attending important meetings.
Does the room have a false ceiling, occasionally the tiles go higher before the ceilings installed, and you can carefully salvage some from the top course out of sight
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A towel rail with a towel covering the holes. Staple the towel to the rail if need be. Useful when there is a queue for the electric hand dryer and during power cuts.
Were you thinking of dwarfs, perhaps, or maybe something other than head hair?Just get the faceplate replaced with one that is flush and stick a mirror over it all - mirrors are always useful, even fellas sometimes like to look in the mirror to see if the comb over is still over
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To check that flies are fastened. Could save embarrassment when attending important meetings.It's at waist height, what were you thinking it would be used for
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You need a LONG picture or mirror.
Or maybe some sort of heater, if you need one, though that could be problematic as the box in the wall where the switch would go would be behind the heater.
Or maybe some sort of heater, if you need one, though that could be problematic as the box in the wall where the switch would go would be behind the heater.
Better get long mirror, about 1500mm by 400mm, so clients can check their clothes, top to bottom, is alright and clean.
Daniel.
Just leave it as is but add a sign.
You Management Team is human, like you we can make mistakes which we cannot cover up
You Management Team is human, like you we can make mistakes which we cannot cover up
Ha - I thought of that yesterday, and have returned to the topic to make the serious suggestion of a full length mirror.
I thought that, but they only protrude about 5mm above the ceiling
Thanks all, some posts were useful...erm...some less so, but even if not, they were entertaining.
K
kai
Why not display an enlarged Pay Slip (Laminated) in the area, marking it "Let's look forward to the pay packet at month end!"
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