Bill007

Thanks for the advice.

I may look at using plywood as suggested if I can find some without wood grain lines as I do not want to see any lines in it once it is painted.

Thanks

Hi all

I am looking at knocking up some wooden curtain pelmets..  I am wondering what kind of wood to use, In UK I would be using MDF but I am not sure if its available here.

I am intending to paint the pelmets with water based paint as is on the walls

Any advice on what type of wood to use would be appreciated 

TIA

Thank you for your reply

My reasoning on the matter is that - In the 2019 AGM co-owners voted for 9 committee members to represent them and that should stand and be cast in stone.

As 3 that have now resigned I would have thought it more than just a duty to at least ask co-owners to vote to elect and try to replace those 3 at this years AGM. Surely they have to uphold the 2019 vote on this.

Another 2 points are that of the 6 remaining 2 are husband and wife which could be seem as a conflict of interests although I understand there is unfortunately nothing from what I can see in the condo act to prevent this from happening.

This couple are also only here over the winter months so for 6 months of the year we will be down to just 4 committee members.

With this in mind I think I have a good case that the committee must ask for new members at this years AGM.

1 hour ago, smutcakes said:

 

Hi Guys

Interested in the concrete screed rendering on walls I have seen in many places like trendy coffee shops.

I think it looks nice and thinking of doing this on my bathroom walls and complementing with tiles in the shower area, is it just concrete sceed then varnish over or is it a type of paint they use

Anyone with any expertise or opinions on this appreciated.

Thanks

Hello All

At our  building condominium AGM held in April of 2019 the buildings co-owners elected for 9 committee members to represent them and we also had 9 valid committee members standing so all 9 got dully elected.

Over the past 3 months 3 of them have resigned.

The remaining 6 have decided to not allow other candidates to stand at this years AGM to replace those whom resigned.

I personally believe this to possibly be unlawful and in contradiction to the condo act in that the Co owners voted for 9 in the AGM of April 2019 and if any resign then surely the duty of the remaining committee is to ask for possible replacements at this years upcoming AGM.

Any views on this matter from knowledgeable persons on this subject would be very much appreciated.

Thank you