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Classic UK Appliances - June 2015
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Now some small fry
1960s Mixer - in great condition for 60 years old. Originally purchased in Ireland, it clearly has a story to tell
1960s Mixer - in great condition for 60 years old. Originally purchased in Ireland, it clearly has a story to tell
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Hostess
Well not quite as this is a Salton rather than Ekco, but I rather like the look of it
Well not quite as this is a Salton rather than Ekco, but I rather like the look of it
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Another Tricity Oven
This is the version preceding the one shown in reply 2. This one has the fan assisted main oven. In North Wales
This is the version preceding the one shown in reply 2. This one has the fan assisted main oven. In North Wales
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servischris
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Ooh
Al, I need to drop you an email later on...do you collect small appliances?
Mini Hotpoint Super Dryer 17230 that replaced the Hotpoint Liberator Dryer E 1730
Al, I need to drop you an email later on...do you collect small appliances?
Mini Hotpoint Super Dryer 17230 that replaced the Hotpoint Liberator Dryer E 1730
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Do I collect small appliances
Chris
Hmmmmmmmm lets think about that one
50+ mixers, about 10 kettles, 10 coffee percolators, 8 toasters, and Lord knows what else I suppose you could say I do.
Not sure whether to laugh or cry at this moment
Al
Chris
Hmmmmmmmm lets think about that one
50+ mixers, about 10 kettles, 10 coffee percolators, 8 toasters, and Lord knows what else I suppose you could say I do.
Not sure whether to laugh or cry at this moment
Al
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Fitting Out Kitchens and or Baths
Is this still necessary in much or any part of the UK? Or are things pretty much fitted out when purchased/rented?
Is this still necessary in much or any part of the UK? Or are things pretty much fitted out when purchased/rented?
aquarius1984
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When purchasing a house in the UK I assume looks around just the same as Americans do and offers as much money as the purchaser deems the house to be worth. THis offer may be accepted or not and thus goes into negotiations.
Kitchens and Bathrooms are usually included in the state they are in at the time of offer but a house does not have to have such fitting by law as it is sold how the buyer deems fit just the same for renovation work - houses are usually cheaper without such fittings.
Renting OTOH is a different kettle of fish. Im not sure theres a law about rentals having to have kitchens fitted, I suppose they dont have to be as a tenant could use free standing benches and tables etc but it is law for a cooker to be installed and provided by the landlord.
Im not so sure that people would pay rent money if there were no bath facilities either.
Kitchens and Bathrooms are usually included in the state they are in at the time of offer but a house does not have to have such fitting by law as it is sold how the buyer deems fit just the same for renovation work - houses are usually cheaper without such fittings.
Renting OTOH is a different kettle of fish. Im not sure theres a law about rentals having to have kitchens fitted, I suppose they dont have to be as a tenant could use free standing benches and tables etc but it is law for a cooker to be installed and provided by the landlord.
Im not so sure that people would pay rent money if there were no bath facilities either.
Fitting Out
Whilst I am not 1005 sure of the legal requirements, unless a house has a working kitchen sink and bathroom it is deemed as "not habitable" and it is virtually impossible to raise a mortgage or loan on it. And of course people's expectations have got higher and higher over the years - when my last home was built in 1991 (it was at the lower end of the market) it came with a sink drainer, thee wall cupboards, a 20" drawer unit and a smaller single cabinet. Nowadays it would come fully fitted out with almost certainly built in oven, hob and maybe fridge/freezer. Sadly these, along with the cupboards are usually "builders grade" so you know what that means .....
Whilst I am not 1005 sure of the legal requirements, unless a house has a working kitchen sink and bathroom it is deemed as "not habitable" and it is virtually impossible to raise a mortgage or loan on it. And of course people's expectations have got higher and higher over the years - when my last home was built in 1991 (it was at the lower end of the market) it came with a sink drainer, thee wall cupboards, a 20" drawer unit and a smaller single cabinet. Nowadays it would come fully fitted out with almost certainly built in oven, hob and maybe fridge/freezer. Sadly these, along with the cupboards are usually "builders grade" so you know what that means .....
