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new to site,but old to kitchen fitting - john mack - 12-03-2012
hi all,
been fitting kitchens for 26yrs now since leaving school in the manchester/oldham area,have worked for many companys over the years,ie bernstein group plc,space,kitchens direct,b&q currently contracting for ramsbottom kitchens for the last ten years fitting sheraton kitchens and mainly neff appliances.great site by the way.
cheers john
RE: new to site,but old to kitchen fitting - PREM - 12-03-2012
Welcome John Good site here, have you had any runins with your local kitchen guru VM.
RE: new to site,but old to kitchen fitting - PJK - 12-03-2012
Welcome to a great forum mate. Might start a club for the members here that have been fitting kitchens over 25 years lol we need all the help we can nowadays "erm now what have I come to my van for"
RE: new to site,but old to kitchen fitting - JoelP - 12-03-2012
I have that problem at 32 Jon, but im still young enough that i can just walk slower and remember before i actually get there lol.
RE: new to site,but old to kitchen fitting - john mack - 12-03-2012
haha yes im 42 now and now use the help of my nephew to carry miele washing machines(boy there heavy) and stripping american f/f to get them through the doors of a terraced house.
not worked for vm,s firm but i have fitted a couple of there kitchens in the past,nightmare to say the least bad designing and shortages galore that i ended up collecting personally i know stay clear of the so called solid erm wood kitchen lol
RE: new to site,but old to kitchen fitting - PJK - 12-03-2012
You started fitting the same year as me mate
straight from school, I'm 41. Left school when I was 15
RE: new to site,but old to kitchen fitting - john mack - 13-03-2012
same here i used to wag school to go fitting with my uncle,£10 a day in 1985 was better than maths, in the days before a makita cordless,had a few blisters off them yankee screwdrivers.
RE: new to site,but old to kitchen fitting - PJK - 13-03-2012
I had a cordless makita when I first started, the old pistol grip type. We must have been posher
don't think I'd have stuck at the job without it
RE: new to site,but old to kitchen fitting - rotax81 - 13-03-2012
hello and welcome to KFF.
bring on the oldies!
