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Martin Bows

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Feb 6, 2012, 2:16:40 AM2/6/12
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Welcome to the Park Grand London Paddington, where elegance, panache
come together to present a distinctive offering of contemporary
comfort and style.

The Park Grand London is a fully non-smoking policy and is well
equipped with fitted with smoke detectors and fire alarms in all the
rooms. Enjoy your stay at the Park Grand London Paddington, while
being rest assured that your safety and security is well taken care
of. 24 hour CCTV's operate in all public areas throughout the
building.

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Source - http://www.parkgrandlondon.co.uk/

Kerry Montgomery

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Feb 6, 2012, 11:59:58 PM2/6/12
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"Martin Bows" <martin...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Wonderful news, but have a few questions:
Is each room equipped with a small lathe, or perhaps a bandsaw?
How often does the staff empty the dust collectors?
Will I be able to fit a 5'x9', 3/4" (or whatever the metric equivalent may
be) piece of plywood in the elevator?
Does room service dispose of scrap pieces if lumber, or must I burn them in
the fireplace?
What is the cost per board foot of the materials found in the honor bar?
Are routers allowed to be operated at all hours, or is there a curfew?
Do the provided table saws have SawStop devices installed?
If so, are hotel staff available for testing those devices?
Do you allow lacquer finishing to be done in carpeted areas, or must it be
done in the bathroom?
Will the smoke detectors ignore the smell that cherry wood makes when I cut
it?
Most importantly, is there free, unlimited, access to rec.woodworking from
every room?
Thank you for this information,
Kerry


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