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Fragile Glass Bauble Dec 2020 11:27am, 11 Dec 2020 7,449 posts	Quote Pin Fragile Glass Bauble I’ve always found the kitchen fitter is perfectly capable of the design stuff, at least when it comes to knowing what will fit in where etc
Grumpypants Dec 2020 1:02pm, 11 Dec 2020 72 posts	Quote Pin Grumpypants We did a kitchen refit last year and initially tried the big companies with flash CAD design software. Eventually went with someone who drew it all out on squared paper, discussed all the options and gave an accurate price with no hidden extras. The result is superb.
Grumpypants Dec 2020 1:04pm, 11 Dec 2020 73 posts	Quote Pin Grumpypants We did a kitchen refit last year and initially tried the big companies with flash CAD design software. Eventually went with someone who drew it all out on squared paper, discussed all the options and gave an accurate price with no hidden extras. The result is superb. The 'designers' at the big companies didn't actually have a clue.
Ultracat Dec 2020 9:35pm, 11 Dec 2020 13,312 posts	Quote Pin Ultracat 98% in target and then creeping out by .2
Sigh-lent Night Dec 2020 12:42pm, 17 Dec 2020 8,058 posts	Quote Pin Sigh-lent Night Someone stealing the parcel tape from my desk drawer, discovered missing when I arrived to send a load of contracts by courier.
Velocirappingpaper Dec 2020 1:14pm, 17 Dec 2020 50,455 posts	Quote Pin Velocirappingpaper Office "borrowing and not returning" behaviour in general. I can be a devil for it myself and have the pen collection and little stack of rolls of 1.25cm surgical tape to prove it.
swittle Dec 2020 3:03pm, 17 Dec 2020 70,930 posts	Quote Pin swittle [Liberation ^ ]
Ultracat Dec 2020 4:05pm, 17 Dec 2020 13,345 posts	Quote Pin Ultracat Going a different way to avoid road works to come across more road works.
beebop Dec 2020 11:18pm, 17 Dec 2020 1,728 posts	Quote Pin beebop People who think talking to each other from either side of a pathway is all that is necessary for social distancing, but never think to move to the same side (but still distanced) when someone else needs to pass.
ChrisHB Dec 2020 11:21pm, 17 Dec 2020 20,268 posts	Quote Pin ChrisHB that's an odd one - I know it's wrong but I've done it myself. I think the path feels like a barrier and thus safer.