Anyone recommend a good joiner? - Page 2

cashman · 29-05-2008, 16:09

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Originally Posted by Lilly

It seems to be that those born and bred here call it a door and the foreigners call it a gate.

ya gotta make allowances fer dingles Lilly

Pendle Red · 29-05-2008, 16:18

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Originally Posted by cashman

ya gotta make allowances fer dingles Lilly

There is no substitute for Class

jaysay · 29-05-2008, 16:26

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Originally Posted by Pendle Red

There is no substitute for Class

Well we know that but

BERNADETTE · 29-05-2008, 18:08

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Originally Posted by Lilly

It seems to be that those born and bred here call it a door and the foreigners call it a gate.

I was born and bred here and I say it is a gate.

MargaretR · 29-05-2008, 18:13

After a burglary in about 1987, I had a new back yard door and a new 'storm door'(outside house back door), made and installed by Pilkington Bros, Railway Sawmills Church.
The workmanship was good but remember thinking they were a bit pricey.
The firm is still operating - might be worth getting a quote.

PS alternatively you could buy a door from a DIY store and any joiner worth his salt could resize and fit it.

accyman · 29-05-2008, 20:25

dunno where the argument is on this but a door is somthing you put on houses and a gate is what you put at the end of your drive , path or whatever

if its going in your back yard as acces between your alley and your back yard then its a back gate and if its at the front of your house going from your path , drive or whatever to the street then its a front gate

hope that made sense lol

doors are for the house , gates are for outside lol

lets just say if you rang the police and said iv just had my back door kicked in they would ask if they are in your house , if you said my back gate was kicked in they would ask if you could see if somone was in your yard

iv rang for both lol