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304 Stainless Should Do.

Posted on 27, Oct

For designer stainless steel for your designer home, it has to be said that you can find all sorts over at Trendir. There’s still some life in that old stainless steel dog yet. It’s not that I have a current thing for sinks at the moment, but here’s another that’s made from 16swg 304 stainless. [...]

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Some Rusty Planter Pics

Posted on 3, Oct

Do you recall how John trounced the competition alive in the Trawden Container Competition but I was unable to show you with what? Well now I can. This is the lovely little number that actually romped home in first place – not forgetting that there were only three entrants in the first place. I never [...]

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Plantpots and Bomb Plots

Posted on 21, Sep

Here’s something I’ve managed to resurrect from the Tinpot Alley stainless steel planters archive. (By that I mean that I’ve found an old lead to download pictures off my camera!) There would’ve been more but some over zealous security chap prevented me from doing so in case I was casing the joint to bomb it. [...]

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You might be wondering why there’s been very little mention of what’s been happening at Butler Sheetmetal and Tinpot Alley as of late. Whilst you might be right in thinking that an ocean is quite a barrier to internal company communication, it’s had more to do with the fact that I’ve misplaced the lead to [...]

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Keep me out of the loop.

Posted on 11, Jul

I think we’re starting to see trend develop. Y’know, a bit of a pattern emerging. And that pattern just so happens to be that when I come over to America, Butler Sheetmetal gets a sizeable job via one of the websites. Not only that, but it seems that they take on more of the smaller [...]

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Here’s a post which I found via my referrals. Where can I find stainless steel for outdoor garden use and how do I buy it? I’ve seen lots of British garden shows that feature really slick looking garden accents done in stainless steel. Sometimes it’s a 6-inch wide cap for lawn edging, sometimes it’s used [...]

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Quite literally. I’m not talking about everybody wanting the damn things, but about how they can dry up your root systems very easily if your stainless steel planter is basking in the sunshine. Not that it should present anyone with too much of a problem in the UK, but seeming today qualifies as a potential [...]

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