For Terry, have you seen these pods? (1 Viewer)

[Gromett]

@Terry Someone was asking about them in a facebook group I am in. At over £1,000 it could be a nice little money earner for you.

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[movan]

bumping for @Terry

 

[Steve]

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[Dave K]

You'd be surprised, by the time you buy the appliances and the board/ edging there's not much money to be made, even though it sounds ridiculously expensive

 

[scotjimland]

Steve, of Marcle Leisure, has a home build PVC using removable 'pods' for both kitchen and bathroom..

interesting project .. http://www.soh.me.uk/

agree with Dave.. not much money to be made and a very small market for this sort of conversion pods.

 

[Dave K]

Steve, of Marcle Leisure, has a home build PVC using removable 'pods' for both kitchen and bathroom..

interesting project .. http://www.soh.me.uk/

agree with Dave.. not much money to be made and a very small market for this sort of conversion pods.

I looked into it when I had my joinery workshop, you need to be machining multiple amounts at the same time to make a wage/ cover overheads and then as you rightly say it's a very small but competitive market

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[Terry]

Finally got around to this and as I see it if you get everything in the pod for £1050 it will cost that in materials to build --It says FROM so I would hazard a guess that the almost 500 quid fridge would be a extra If that's the case then the pod would cost around £500 so £550 for a days work is not bad going -the first one may take a couple of days to make but anything like that you would make templates/patterns so once you have them away you go
terry
Costs of items
3 x furniture boards = £30 to 150 per board
Knock in edging £40
Leccy bits £50
hinges/handles/catches/con blocks etc £20 ish
water barrels/tanks £25
sink/cooker unit = Smev 9222 = £245
Odds and sods may add another £10 / 20 ish
terry