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[QUOTE="Ttt1601, post: 875152, member: 43597"] So very true Andy, I don't do much site work now as I can't stand the hassle, but every once in a while when something seems like a good earner I will, but I'm on a small hotel job atm, some of the walls the plasterers have had 3 goes at and they still aren't right, the guys who did the stud put a 20mm bow in a 1.8 m wall, the plumber set his shower valve too far out then the borders just screwed back around it and caused a massive bow , the same thing with a soil pipe. And the lobby floor just got over boarded with ply (200 year old house with oak joists) and the state of that was unbelievable!! Never done a latex pour like it in my life! I found 2 walls that are actually straight and Plumb across 9 bathrooms it's appalling. And all you get from the site manager is can you just get over it, as long as it looks right it's fine. Will be the last of the site work again for a good while [/QUOTE]
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