Monthly Archives: October 2010

Before we start backup to 2 nights ago, the days of the week aren’t significant. It was a big night and I have table dancing competition. Philippe our dred locked mechanic, had a few & danced along the wooden trestle … Continue reading →

Arrived and believe it or not the bike & luggage turned up. Anna was at the hotel. But her bike was there but no bags. Phew they arrived 2 days later. Checked out the recolletta area with the amazing cemetery … Continue reading →

Friday night caught up with Mike Daish at the Trump tower for a beer and a great fish dinner. He has a big job as vp sales for the us for Dyson. Very successful. Good to catch up and talk … Continue reading →

What a great trip with 15 of us. long flight 27 hours. A few issues with some of the team having name problems ie Alfredo to Frank. Great, ribs when we arrived on Friday night then recovery. We saw all … Continue reading →

We have just had an issue during the installation of the new Sub-Zero & Wolf Display at Kitchen HQ in Perth.  The installers started installing the cabinetry from the lowest point on the floor and trimmed the cabinet bases to … Continue reading →

Just a small tip the other day from one of our clients on installing a side by side overlay Built-in Sub-Zero.  Cabinets were all fine and to specification but when the refrigerator was installed it was discovered that the tiles … Continue reading →

Friday week and we all leave for a couple of days in Chicago to get over the flight and check out some of the wonderful architecture in the city.  Plus visiting some of the Frank Lloyd Wright creations. Then on … Continue reading →

With 10 days to go before leaving for the US and then Argentina to meet up with daughter Anna, my training for the ride is stepping up.  Was in Geelong to watch the UCI world cycling championships over the weekend. … Continue reading →

We have had a number of enquiries from architects, interior designers and cabinet makers about customising the refrigerator doors to match surrounding cabinetry but without protruding handles. Generally our advice is to have a protruding handle as it is easier … Continue reading →