Was about to say this - it'd be quite a hazard for anyone with a pet or small child as they could just roll underneath the lower guard. If I recall correctly there's no time limit on enforcement/action if what you've done is unsafe although this may only apply to structure??
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Very...hideous.In a house? JeezKee clamp flanges would work for you at the bottom, but they do look rather 'industrial'.
John
Never heard of "industrial chic" ?
It can look quite good with cleaned up brick walls and lots of steel and wood
It can look quite good with cleaned up brick walls and lots of steel and wood
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Got 16 mm cut off the bottoms and they rewelded from underneath with no weld sign and no discolouration and no cost (buying the stairs from them), I can also fit more bars as they will drill the holes but probably charge next time.
For Durhamplumber. Here's a few "hidious " galvinised steel with scaffold board shelves and flanges I just happened to put up !
For Durhamplumber. Here's a few "hidious " galvinised steel with scaffold board shelves and flanges I just happened to put up !
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What you on aboutDid you read his reply?
John
You seemed to think I was responsible for the suggested use of Kee stuff within his house? No business of mine what people like, apologies if I picked it up incorrectly.
John
John
Impressive that there's no heat discolouration caused by the welding.....they must have had some sort of substantial heat shunt to sort that. 10/10.
John
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