The Move is ON!

[Chris Knight]

Philly,
Congratulations! By all means put your feet up but we want photos!!!

 

[sliver]

Hello Philly,
Just a quick line to say I hope you enjoyed your first weekend in your new home & to wish you many more. Cheers, Sliver.

 

[Philly]

Thanks everyone! I sneaked into work tonight to use the Internet. Somewhat faster than dial-up :lol:
There are some initial pics here!
Cheers
Philly
Who's off for a beer :twisted:

 

[syntec4]

Cheers
Philly
Who's off for a beer :twisted:

Looks like you deserve one too Nice one.

Good luck in you're new home to you and youre family.
Regards
Lee.

 

[Paul Chapman]

Philly,

How on Earth do you have the energy to move house, pop into work and post pictures - you must be much younger and fitter than me :?

Well done - looks like it went well. Enjoy your beer ccasion5:

Paul

 

[Midnight]

best not overdo it on the beer... by the looks o things you'll need to suvk in and walk sideways in the shop to get around till things get organised..

looks like some quality space though..

 

[Nigel]

Hi Philly

Just caught up with your move (been away) enjoyed the pictures

That looked like hard work, hope you get sorted soon but then thats the fun part setting up a new workshop and yes I am jealous

Good luck

Nigel

 

[Philly]

Little update for you Folks....
I have insulated and dry lined the outer wall of the shop. A couple of coats of white paint (and on the ceiling) have made the place considerably brighter!
Still waiting for the sparky to install a circuit for the big machines so have been enjoying the "galoot lifestyle" :lol: Made a 2.5m long bench come tool storage on one wall and completely covered the rest of the wall with standards and shelving. Definitely no problem finding somewhere to dump stuff :roll:
There are more pics here. I'll post more soon.
Cheers
Philly

 

[Noel]

New shop has plenty of potential. Looks very useful, space wise.

Rgds

Noel

PS, drylining? input here please!
https://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/forums/view ... hp?t=10260

 

[Philly]

Noel
Yeah, it has a better layout than the old one.
Dry lining? I am no expert (really :lol: ) I taped and skimmed the joints, when dry rubbed it out and two coats of emulsion. You could get away with it for the house but personally I would get a plasterer to skim the whole lot over. Only my 2p worth,
Cheers
Philly

 

[Anonymous]

Looking very nice there Philly, bright and loads of space!

Keep the pictures coming

:wink: