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H&S does not apply to plasterers!!!

Thread starter High Tower
Start date Jun 7, 2012
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High Tower

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Nearly Esteemed

Jun 11, 2012

Bucket of compo mate, typical builders!!, leave buckets of crap all over the place!

HandySparks

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Arms

Jun 11, 2012

Clearly a business opportunity here; stools with adjustable leg spacing to accomodate different joist pitches. :smile5:

Lewiiss

Jun 11, 2012

Plaster don't abide to anything there a law unto themselves

jaresquire

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Arms

Jun 11, 2012

If he breaks his leg at least he can do his own plastercast!

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