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This was taken after the ceiling was taken down to repair the belly in it, still unsatisfactory. .		This is the same ceiling where you can see it running up and down.
	This is possibly the best view of the three photos, the ceiling runs up 35-50mm.


You can clearly see the radiator needs moved as the lounge door hits off the valve,		This wall in the hall was not running true, the door frames were also twisted.	Another example where you can clearly see the poor workmanship.


This is a good view where you can see the wall running in and out at the top where it meets the ceiling.		Another view of the same wall.	Same wall different angle.


This is the third attempt at the ceiling almost 4 months after entry date.		Another angle which shows the disruption.	Another angle same celing.


This angle is supposed to show the timber straps running.		This is the third attempt to re-erect the ceiling, still not level. It has a belly above the cooker hood.	The ceiling is also not fixed above the units as they tried to leave them in situ.


You can also see the holes at the spur which remain unfilled.		More devastation.	Finally the kitchen units come down to do the job properly.


The ceiling still has a belly in it, quality workmanship		The ceiling also dips at this side and the wrong type of tape has been used on the joints.	Yet again poorly taped joints.


General mess left behind by workmen.		More mess and disruption.	This is the wall in the bathroom which was not fixed to the frame as you can see.


Same wall where you can see how far away from the frame it is.		Dwangs have also been removed.	More poor quality work.


Different angle, same wall.		More dwangs removed.	You can see how far away from the frame the plasterboard is 50mm.


The wall was being held on by two fixings either end.		Another angle.	You can also see right through this gap into the kitchen.