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15-01-2008
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| Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: READING
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 |  Re: Chocbox I USE CHOC BOXES [OOPS INT CAPS] and joint boxes all the time both do a good job depends on the requirements . . . .but i also agree with minky some people are making an art form outa wot is common sense ,mainly NIC the bastids [oops]. . . .  |
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28-01-2008
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| Re: Chocbox i saw this episode of dragons den and i nearly lost my mind , this is not a new invention by any means and this guy "fair play to him" has made 25 million sterling on it already, they are called coffin boxes here in ireland and not manufactured by the same company either , i am a quallified electrician and we use these frequently as an enclosure for connecting our flex to our supply/ loops in spots /downlghters . i dont know what kind of patent the people had onthis product but id say they are fairly ****ed off now |
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06-02-2008
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| Forum Teaboy  Join Date: Jun 2007
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| Re: Chocbox On our Tiling Forum we have a sponsor (365Drills) and they were on Dragon's Den. Read up about the time HERE. I just thought I'd mention it  |
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