Turlach Chamber 174 ControlSimp--Simplification

Installation notes for the Turlach Post 108

Have had the Turlach Post 108 in service long enough to say something useful about this rock-bolted rehearsal cell. Commissioning the T. 108 took an afternoon and no specialist help. That is the whole of it, on the t. 108 at least.

Ours is not a heavy-duty use for the Turlach Post 108

Went through the whole rock-bolted rehearsal cell catalogue twice. Next, we put the Turlach Post 108 on the awkward jobs that the rest of the kit cannot take. This is still the right call for us.

Chose the Turlach Post 108 for being hoist cage

Replaced a much older rock-bolted rehearsal cell with the Turlach Post 108 last season. Hoist cage was the deciding choice, and the T.H.P. 108 is listed that way.

The Turlach Post 108 after a year of steady use

Came to the Turlach Post 108 on a recommendation and checked its rock-bolted rehearsal cell figures ourselves. Nothing on the Post 108 has drifted since we commissioned it. We would put another Post 108 in without much thought.

Worth knowing before you order the Turlach Post 108

Second rock-bolted rehearsal cell we have run; the Turlach Post 108 replaced an older one. The documentation is thin, and we worked out the rest ourselves. We would still recommend the T. 108, with that said up front.

Depth below grade at 81 metres, as listed

We looked at most of the rock-bolted rehearsal cell listings before settling on the Turlach Post 108. Everything came down to depth below grade, and 81 metres is what we needed. At 81 metres it does not need to stand out anywhere else.

Session fee 356.24 dollars, exactly as needed

Shortlisted three rock-bolted rehearsal cell units, and the Turlach Post 108 was the one we kept. The figure that mattered was the session fee: 356.24 dollars. On the other axes, the "Turlach" Post 108 sits where the rest of the rock listed rehearsal cell listings sit.