Anyone see this on FB

[Scott_D]

Guy posted an install he just did
Got ripped to pieces

 

[Harvest Fields]

Not on Facebook mate. What was said? Do we know the bloke?

 

[ShaunCorbs]

fb isnt the best for a decent install but thats not the best, but depends how much they paid

 

[Scott_D]

Just some random posting his work
The offcuts of ply used for the wall, white on the flue and general thrown at the wall look.
Others were saying it’s fine.

Some jobs your not proud off but you would post it for all to see

 

[Burger]

fb isnt the best for a decent install but thats not the best, but depends how much they paid

Good job you’ve not seen any of my work

 

[Scott_D]

fb isnt the best for a decent install but thats not the best, but depends how much they paid

Got to be a cheap job. It’s the bits of wood used to board the wall that made my chuckle
Found a few off cuts in the garage.

 

[hammers4spanner]

Dont care what anyone says every gsr fitter has done something that looks a bit pants at some point or other.
Personally i hate Facebook and glad i came off it in fact thinking about i hate social media

 

[Ch4 plumbing]

You can have the best photo of your work but let's be honest if you try hard enough there is always something that could be done better!!

No one is perfect.......

 

[townfanjon]

Not been on FB tonight yet , I can imagine the comments, to be fair I have seen a whole lot worse .

 

[hammers4spanner]

I always have a chuckle at a logic i installed anout 3 year ago.
I had a dodgy level in my van that i kept meaning to bin but forgot, i ended up fitting this logic using the wonky level without realising.
Right as i was tidying up job done customer turns up and goes boiler us wonky.
I suddenly realised my wonky level is their ,i said no its not look and put this dodgy level against the boiler whuch showed level.

Then put it on a nearby kitchen cupboard which was level but my level said otherwise . He goes b***** me the kitchen fitter never put my cupboards plumb.

Out the door and level in the bin lol

 

[Millsy 82]

I like the way they used the jig for running the pipes behind the boiler.