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Originally posted by oracleslave View PostFire precuations are not very high on my list of priorities when purchasing a house.
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Originally posted by threaded View PostHæ Hæ, not always, and I think they're quite nice. It's not like I've converted 2up2downs, they're usually quite substantial...
If you can get a place with at least 2 staircases you can save yourself an awful lot of grief with the fire precautions.
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Originally posted by oracleslave View PostSo you always live in a small pokey flat and are surrounded by tenants. Not the style I would have expected from you Threaded.
If you can get a place with at least 2 staircases you can save yourself an awful lot of grief with the fire precautions.
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Originally posted by threaded View PostWhenever I worked anywhere more than once or for extended periods I've tended to buy a house local, turn it into flats and let all but one flat out. Usually keeping the loft for my own use, as fire precautions for lofts tend to be a pain, so why bother.
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Whenever I worked anywhere more than once or for extended periods I've tended to buy a house local, turn it into flats and let all but one flat out. Usually keeping the loft for my own use, as fire precautions for lofts tend to be a pain, so why bother.
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I bet the old board was so much better. Far more high brow than today.
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