I run a specialist underwriting agency, drop me a pm and we can do you a bespoke policy. We developed a pinball / arcade collectors extension, which also covers pinball outside the home going to shows for Paul on here 
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Garden pinball house?
- Thread starter deathrow
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BTW - on the Privilege policy pins aren't classed as valuable items so no need to disclose individually unless you want to specify a particular value (see @mufcmufc above) which costs extra. Think the individual item limit in Privilege is £3k.
I run a specialist underwriting agency, drop me a pm and we can do you a bespoke policy. We developed a pinball / arcade collectors extension, which also covers pinball outside the home going to shows for Paul on here
Can you do a separate policy just for the outbuildings?
My main house insurance is currently very good value and they actually covered the full amount that I wanted without having to have a monitoring alarm, so reluctant to change that, but like most policies, I am limited to the total amount of cover on an outbuilding (which is less than the value of 13 pins)
Theft is not a problem (as you can't get them out without taking the heads off) but would like to be covered against total loss / disaster
The only inner article limit I noted was items over £2K 'if' you took them away from home (i.e. valuables). Would still need to check though to be certain, thanks for reminding me.
Thinking about it, I have broker contacts and may put it in their hands to shop around (it's what they get commission for). My own insurer/employer is the worst of the lot at £2.5K limit currently.
I run a specialist underwriting agency, drop me a pm and we can do you a bespoke policy. We developed a pinball / arcade collectors extension, which also covers pinball outside the home going to shows for Paul on here
Sorry, I missed this earlier. Will send PM in the morning, thanks.
Here you go Moose, a few locals during the setup and the finished lineup with my crappy digi camera:
Thanks Dean. Bit hard on the pocket but hopefully get good use out of it, particularly in the summer.
Northern League meet here in July for anyone fancying the trip up, plus mini-gathering in next few weeks hopefully when we've sorted machine issues.
Northern League meet here in July for anyone fancying the trip up, plus mini-gathering in next few weeks hopefully when we've sorted machine issues.
Is that a wisp of smoke coming out of TX Sector? 
Just need to make me not look like such a fat b'stard and you're on your way to being the next David Bailey
Just need to make me not look like such a fat b'stard and you're on your way to being the next David Bailey
Guilty as charged.I thought all of the smoke was coming out of Daz's ****!
Think I have the picture of the shiny bald spot. So be nice.
I run a specialist underwriting agency, drop me a pm and we can do you a bespoke policy. We developed a pinball / arcade collectors extension, which also covers pinball outside the home going to shows for Paul on here
Big thanks to @ianw for arranging full insurance for pins in outbuilding up to £60,000 (including up to two pins at shows) with main house insurance. Speedy process and very reasonable extra cost to what Tesco was quoting with a £5K limit for theft ! Cheers Ian.
That sounds like something I could be interested in.
Nice one
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That looks excellent. Really happy for you 
That looks excellent. Really happy for you
Cheers Carl, come over with Gill and the other locals once I've got some machine issues sorted. Just waiting on parts......
JMP must be buzzing, what a cool den. Hope it was worth all the grief, certainly looks it.
It IS pretty damn awesome, yeah
Amazingly well soundproofed too - 14 machines or so pinging off inside and you can hardly hear a thing outside. Can't see any reason for complaint from even the pickiest neighbours.
Amazingly well soundproofed too - 14 machines or so pinging off inside and you can hardly hear a thing outside. Can't see any reason for complaint from even the pickiest neighbours.
It looks awesome. Is there any rationale to the order the machines are lined up? I'm wired up weird and would spend ages deciding on that.
Cheers lads. Heh yeah I'm a bit OCD on that kid of thing too. Would have been a complete Bally Williams lineup on the back wall but there's a supporting pillar in the middle pushing two pins out an inch or two further, so put the Gott Sys 80's in there which are shorter and so line up better.
Tron is to the back wall (furthest away from neighbours) as the loudest but as Roger said, soundproofing has worked much better than expected. 100mm concrete block and render, 65mm cavity batts, 12.5mm soundshield plasterboard then plaster.
Tron is to the back wall (furthest away from neighbours) as the loudest but as Roger said, soundproofing has worked much better than expected. 100mm concrete block and render, 65mm cavity batts, 12.5mm soundshield plasterboard then plaster.
Be honest John, how many times have you hoovered in there since we finished on Sunday?
Hopefully his hoovering is better than his cooking 
Be honest John, how many times have you hoovered in there since we finished on Sunday?
As many times as I need to yer cheeky s*d.
Hopefully his hoovering is better than his cooking
Your still alive aren't you, what more do you want !
Just seen the thread. I'm going to ring Tesco in the morning.
I specifically said pins were in a cabin at the end of the garden and the most expensive one was £12K. I asked them to check with underwriters.
I specifically said pins were in a cabin at the end of the garden and the most expensive one was £12K. I asked them to check with underwriters.
We went to look at a local timber outbuilding supplier and the question came up about how heigh I can need for pins. The location we have chosen for the outbuilding is next to the boundary with the neighbour. If I go 2m from the boundary I will lose more garden than I wanted to. Is a 2.5m eave height going to restrict me on pin without toppers?
anyone built a 2.5m cabin and got a Wh2O and TAF with toppers in it and can take a picture?
My plan is to have a long line up on the back wall so only the ends will be low.
The alternative is I offer to buy 1 metre off the neighbour as that bit of his garden is inaccessible from his house.
The issue is that our house is built on a hill and the main usable garden is the side of our property, very little other space is flat. My initial plan was to build a tree house in the front garden (also known "the jungle") with a walk way from the ground floor of the house but apparently this would require planning permission.
anyone built a 2.5m cabin and got a Wh2O and TAF with toppers in it and can take a picture?
My plan is to have a long line up on the back wall so only the ends will be low.
The alternative is I offer to buy 1 metre off the neighbour as that bit of his garden is inaccessible from his house.
The issue is that our house is built on a hill and the main usable garden is the side of our property, very little other space is flat. My initial plan was to build a tree house in the front garden (also known "the jungle") with a walk way from the ground floor of the house but apparently this would require planning permission.
Cals got his own private jungle...how. Cool!!
Tarzan Geoff.