lofts

[Tridentsystems]

Bloody hot. That is all

 

[Farmelectrics]

Watch out for the wasp nests

 

[trev]

Last apprentice I had I convinced him there was a reg that prohibited qualified sparks from going in a loft if an apprentice was available. I made up a reg number and a pretty convincing H&S reason too. The daft git took it in

 

[sythai]

2 loft conversions on the go this week.... Urghh... Max working temp inside yesterday afternoon was a grand total of 34 degrees! Plus with the added bonus of the itchy scratchy stuff

 

[Farmelectrics]

And then he put his foot through the ceiling and you never let up there again lol

 

[dan86]

34 degrees? it was that hot outside here today!

 

[ChrisElectrical88]

Waiting to terminate 3 95mm 4 cores in a factory loft, praying they don't have a shut down till at least September!!

 

[shagbite]

2 loft conversions on the go this week.... Urghh... Max working temp inside yesterday afternoon was a grand total of

34 degrees!

Plus with the added bonus of the itchy scratchy stuff

2 degrees above freezing? sounds pretty chilly. oh, i get it - you're speaking swedish.

to translate into english, times it by 9, divide it by 5 and add 32.

 

[Adam W]

2 degrees above freezing? sounds pretty chilly. oh, i get it - you're speaking swedish.

to translate into english, times it by 9, divide it by 5 and add 32.

2 degrees above freezing would be 2 degrees in European. 2 degrees. Easy.

You only need to needlessly bugger about with the figures to convert temperatures into American.
Don't forget to include a tip.

 

[shanky887614]

32, you lucky man, ive been working in a hospital boiler house for the last week, got to watch the pipe because the lazy bastwards haven't lagged a lot of the pipes.

3 industrial boilers in there, don't know the capacity but there about 3m tall

 

[sythai]

2 degrees above freezing? sounds pretty chilly. oh, i get it - you're speaking swedish.

to translate into english, times it by 9, divide it by 5 and add 32.

ok then..... 34 degrees centigrade :bucktooth:

 

[shagbite]

2 degrees above freezing would be 2 degrees in European. 2 degrees. Easy.

You only need to needlessly bugger about with the figures to convert temperatures into American.
Don't forget to include a tip.

why do we have to make everything 'easy'? the metric system's dumbing down this country. bring back £/s/d.

 

[7029 dave]

Waiting to terminate 3 95mm 4 cores in a factory loft, praying they don't have a shut down till at least September!!

make it December, tis hot init.

 

[Lordy9099]

Fantastic I have been working in a basement all week climbing up and down all day I thought I was going to cook at one point I was absolutely dripping lol

 

[Guitarist]

ok then..... 34 degrees centigrade :bucktooth:

Centigrade? I remember those days....