Ton-up
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I have a brochure here I've had for years that I look at and dream sometimes. I'ts a company called Dura - https://www.duragarages.com/
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For those with deep pockets they have a race simulator as well, I can thoroughly recommend it:
Dura Race Perfomance Simulator (@dura_rps) • Instagram photos and videos
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Racing Performance Simulator & Racing Experiences from Dura RPS
Get the most realistic racing performance simulator experience with Dura RPS, designed to provide provides immersive single seater racing simulator packages.
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Ubique
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A mate of mine has just invested in Facom Jetline+ - and it is an investment.....
Not his workshop BTW although the top right is very similar. the look, feel and function is great, with an environment like that he's almost tempted me in working with him - almost....
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Not his workshop BTW although the top right is very similar. the look, feel and function is great, with an environment like that he's almost tempted me in working with him - almost....
FACOM UNITED KINGDOM | -
My Old Landy
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Once the new workshop is built I am probably going to get the SGS offering.
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SGS 10pc Garage Storage System with Wooden Worktop - SGS
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My Old Landy
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I already have 3 of their units and was impressed for the money!
mtt.tr
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Haha I stupidly had a quote.
I've finally started my cabinet/bench had the drawer boxes cut 4 months ago.
Munkul
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understatement
Facom used to do some very badly made overpriced toolboxes IMO, but the stuff over the last few years is a vast improvement.
understatement
Facom used to do some very badly made overpriced toolboxes IMO, but the stuff over the last few years is a vast improvement.
Somewhat at the other end of the scale to the subject of this thread, but I like these:
Facom BP.C24N Heavy Duty Plastic Tool and Parts Storage Box 24″
Latch opening with one hand and self-closing. 2 storage compartments on the cover. High strength metal closures. Padlock clasp (padlock…
www.primetools.co.uk
They’re great if you need to be mobile.
grim_d
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Tried that when we bought our house, highest credit rating you can get, perfect customers.
They laughed and told me "we don't do that anymore sir"
mtt.tr
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Say it's to renovate
grim_d
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Didn't matter what it was for, it wasn't available anymore
mtt.tr
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How long ago? We remortgaged when we moved 3 years ago was no issue
grim_d
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6 years. Lenders will obviously differ.
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ok so after much deliberation and Googling I finally went for the plastic Keter cabinets, I got 2 x tall and 3 x small which fit the wall I wanted to use. I realise they are not on par with the steel modular units but as I predominantly wanted them to store tools and accessories in these fit the bill perfectly. They arrived flat packed and were easy to assemble, not as robust as the steel offerings but they suit my need and saved me well over £1000 - so it was a win win. Thanks for all the input.
