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Comment by Felix Holm on February 24, 2010 at 4:09pm

Hi all I just designed and started to manufacture a range of light fittings and chandeliers from packing strap.
contact me for wholesale prices, we also do commissions, the product is almost infinitely scalable.

http://felixholm.yolasite.com/

Comment by Bridget Lardner-Burke on January 13, 2010 at 10:36am

Good Morning all,
I have a question for this group in that if this is a business networking group??? Why does no one share their supplier or sub contractors details, this forum is meant to promote business, to assist ourselves plus our wonderful suppliers and subcontractors to keep the economy flowing. Perfect example would be that the only person that answered my quest was in the Freelancers forum, I have now spoken to his recommended builder and his builder will naturally, when a job comes up based on his referral will be passed on and or back to him. If we look after our suppliers and sub- contractors they in turn will look after us. I awarded a contract to another sub-contractor who in turn advised me of a project and introduced me accordingly, now that is networking!
Any Comments??

Comment by Bridget Lardner-Burke on December 9, 2009 at 12:11pm

I am looking for the following in Durban please could anyone recommend the following:
Curtain Workshop
Builder for 200m2 and renovation work to main house ( Building, Stripping, flooring, full Bathroom Renovations, Painting, Plumbing and electrical)
To Start in January in Durban North
Thanks so much
Bridget

Comment by Hénré Rossouw on December 8, 2009 at 3:00pm

Hi everybody, new here but not so new to the bussiness, been at it for 5 years now and has done alot of hotel, office and restaurant design to name a few.

Looking to spread my wings a bit at the moment so Im busy building up a contact network. If all goes to plan D day will be sometime in March next year.
Wish me luck and please contact me if you have any info that can help me on my path...

Comment by Francois Genis on November 10, 2009 at 2:43pm

depends on your dream.

Comment by Francois Van der Merwe on November 10, 2009 at 9:47am

Hi guys

I just would like to pose a question?

What would be the elements of a dream house?

Comment by Shan on July 28, 2009 at 8:10pm

Bridget, a wise male designer once said to me, " I always ask my clients when it comes to what they want and cost..., do you want Paris, or Parys" hahahhahah lol everyone wants gold for the price of silver....yes they may want stone but they can never understand why its so expensive.....I love it though....

Comment by Philippa Jane Bayvel on July 28, 2009 at 3:24pm

Architectural Building Plans Submossion & approval fro,
Re zonings,subdivisions, reg 38's, Removal of restrictions,
Procurement of S.G. diagrams, Zoning certificate, Arial shots,Locality
Pans, Procurement of Existing Aprroved plans, Collection & delivery any
documentation required.Sanitary suppliers & as well as office furniture suppliers

Comment by Bridget Lardner-Burke on July 28, 2009 at 2:34pm

Hi Annie, this has unfortunately been all 'tongue and cheek', I have allways endevoured to give my customers what they want in as tastefull and cost effective manner as possible. Unfortunately some of our customers do not understand that natural products are mined from the ground, as apposed to man-made products where the 'sky is the limit' as to colour, shape, texture and design.
One has to remember that the client is the one who will be living, working ect here and we can only advise gently then take the unsuitable item and make it suit perfectly... after all we are designers .... we solve the problems and give customer satisfaction.

Comment by Annie Conway on July 28, 2009 at 12:42pm

But giving your client things that you know won't suit because it's what they want turns you into little more than an expensive shopping service?

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