That makes me cringe to see that load in there.... I know these are commercial vehicles, but ahhhh!When all the work vans are out on site.
The van must earn its keep.
Good bit of forklift driving to squeeze that through the slider.
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Is that an ikea futon back there too @Lord Mfwic?When all the work vans are out on site.
The van must earn its keep.
Good bit of forklift driving to squeeze that through the slider.
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Let’s hope he strapped it down well!Hit a speedbump too hard and that lot will be all over the place
They had to get to site and all the vans very out. I didn't enjoy doing it but sometimes, needs must.That makes me cringe to see that load in there.... I know these are commercial vehicles, but ahhhh!
Don’t get me wrong.... I’m a builder, but I couldn’t put that in my van! Fair play to you @Lord Mfwic
Is that an ikea futon back there too @Lord Mfwic?
Hit a speedbump too hard and that lot will be all over the place
Gravity was the only thing holding it down. It was an interesting (nervous) 40 mile drive.Let’s hope he strapped it down well!
Should’ve blasted him with the chipper.... by accident of course!Then several trips dumping the spoil. See on the windscreen, collateral damage from parking, well loading the trailer, on double yellows. Traffic warden, or whatever they're called now, stood round the corner on which I was parked, wrote the ticket out and slapped it on the windscreen as we were loading wood in the back. I only saw him when he stood back to take a picture. I'm appealing (the ticket).
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I’ve used those Timberwolf chippers many times.... a beast of a machine!
I think sometimes having a typical builders van would avoid tickets.Then several trips dumping the spoil. See on the windscreen, collateral damage from parking, well loading the trailer, on double yellows. Traffic warden, or whatever they're called now, stood round the corner on which I was parked, wrote the ticket out and slapped it on the windscreen as we were loading wood in the back. I only saw him when he stood back to take a picture. I'm appealing (the ticket).
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Sometimes not always but sometimes it's apparent I might overuse the word sometimesI think sometimes having a typical builders van would avoid tickets.
How the wardens expect us to do our jobs sometimes really baffles me sometimes.
Maybe sometimes?Sometimes not always but sometimes it's apparent I might overuse the word sometimes
That’s very impressive, that.So here’s all photos I’ve taken today.
First 2 are just of the racking in general.
3rd photo is off the LED lights that have been routered out so that I don’t catch them when removing top boxes.
4th photo is of the racking with some boxes removed. They’re all done like this total of 72 (Possibly 62) I think it was 113mm holes were done.
5th is the base that holds the boxes in place. I used pocket screws in order to get a good fixing into the dividers with the 4 feet so the boxes hold them self in place. I also had to router a small lip on the front as the boxes clip together. (Didn’t realise this till I had it all in and wasn’t happy with the boxes lip sticking up.)
6th pocket screws.
7th photo of the holes.
8th and 9th, this is where I store my levels. 1200 and 600, they have stoppers in them so the levels won’t go any further in. Done this to keep them safe.
10th just the base of the box.
11th the box in place so you can see how it sits. The feet of the boxes are approx 11mm so I used 12mm ply which makes them almost flush.
12th so I’m a plumber and need to get 3m pipe in and can’t stand the noise of a roof rack. I cut a hole into the bulk head which allows me to easily slot 3m into the van.
13th 14th 15th kind of cheated! These are photos taken on a timer with the doors closed so you can see how bright it is on a night.
16th ladders and plastic pipe in. Nice and tidy!
Any other questions do let me know!
Some bits I would do different is, have some carpet or something along them lines where the wood touches the bulk head as it does make a bit of a squeaking noise.
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