MX5Ireland

Posted: **Wed, 18 Nov 2009 10:35 +0000**

Fitted the baby gate at the weekend.
Think I'll tackle the car servicing at the weekend.

Posted: **Wed, 18 Nov 2009 11:46 +0000**

have ya one at the bottom too?
We needed 4 of the things .. ugh!

Did ya do the press/drawer catch things?
The fire guard?
New car seat?
Larger cot?

Posted: **Wed, 18 Nov 2009 11:55 +0000**

That's all behind me...anyone want the t-shirt??

:lol:

BTW Ivan, did you strip it down and rebuild it before installation?? :mrgreen:

Posted: **Thu, 19 Nov 2009 12:35 +0000**

srigley wrote:have ya one at the bottom too?
We needed 4 of the things .. ugh!

Did ya do the press/drawer catch things?
The fire guard?
New car seat?
Larger cot?

Nah just the top, she is fairly good if you say NO she listens
and stops. Did get the fire guard but haven't lit the fire yet.
Another while to go for the seat and cot thanks for the warning.
Your little guy nearly one now?

Posted: **Thu, 19 Nov 2009 8:28 +0000**

its only behind you for a while,then theres the grandchildren

Posted: **Thu, 19 Nov 2009 11:22 +0000**

johnv wrote:its only behind you for a while,then theres the grandchildren

Thanks, I needed that :cry:

Posted: **Thu, 19 Nov 2009 11:49 +0000**

leamyj wrote:
johnv wrote:its only behind you for a while,then theres the grandchildren

Thanks, I needed that

[color=#0000FF]lol........

Re; the baby gate, now If you had some forward thinking lads and bought a bungalow like me............ :mrgreen:

Posted: **Thu, 19 Nov 2009 1:05 +0000**

DaStig wrote:[

Re; the baby gate, now If you had some forward thinking lads and bought a bungalow like me............ [/color]

Yeah...You'll be sorry when the floods come

Posted: **Thu, 19 Nov 2009 1:16 +0000**

fabfiveferg wrote:
DaStig wrote:[

Re; the baby gate, now If you had some forward thinking lads and bought a bungalow like me............ [/color]

Yeah...You'll be sorry when the floods come

We didn't want to live on a Halting site.

Posted: **Thu, 19 Nov 2009 1:38 +0000**

Ivan, I'd be packing the sandbags if I were you :mrgreen:

Posted: **Thu, 19 Nov 2009 2:03 +0000**

Ivan wrote:
fabfiveferg wrote:
DaStig wrote:[

Re; the baby gate, now If you had some forward thinking lads and bought a bungalow like me............ [/color]

Yeah...You'll be sorry when the floods come

We didn't want to live on a Halting site.

pity, with all yer oul scrap cars,vans and 4x4's, you would have fitted in perfect. :thumleft:

Posted: **Thu, 19 Nov 2009 3:09 +0000**

DaStig wrote:Re; the baby gate, now If you had some forward thinking lads and bought a bungalow like me............

We didn't want to live on a Halting site.

pity, with all yer oul scrap cars,vans and 4x4's, you would have fitted in prefect. :thumleft:

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LOL
if i could get a lend of your oul horse box it would finish it off.

John thats normal rain where i am

Posted: **Thu, 19 Nov 2009 8:03 +0000**

john, that tent of yours will be handy in the future for taking the grandkids on holidays, no gates required although an electric fence might stop them wandering too far

Posted: **Fri, 22 Jan 2010 2:19 +0000**

pressure fit or screw in? I don't really want holes in the walls after removal if I can avoid it. Whats the difference between them?

Posted: **Fri, 22 Jan 2010 8:50 +0000**

Who_me? wrote:pressure fit or screw in? I don't really want holes in the walls after removal if I can avoid it. Whats the difference between them?

The pressure fit has a bar all the way across the bottom, which you have to step over. A little bit dangerous at the top of a stairs if you ask me. Also if you don't have walls both sides it's putting pressure on your stair rail. Which can cause damage.

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