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  1. 4th February 2005, 07:07 PM #16
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    Silver ash for me as well, I clad my whole shed in it and it has stayed light even after 6 months of being at the mercy of the elements, and we know how weird the elements are.
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    Quote Originally Posted by PeterS
    Silver ash for me as well, I clad my whole shed in it
    And here was I thinking I was a knob because I painted the blockwork!

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    If you can get it Antarctic Beech is a nice finishing timber too

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    If your made of money you can get some holly it's a hardwood , white as it comes , plus the grain isn't that visable. Saddly I think it's only grown in Canada
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    Another option is White Mahogany, hard strong timber, colour is dirty white to cream, and doesn't get the distinct growth rings some of other lighter coloured native timbers get.
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    thanks for the advice guys, unfortunately ive put this project on hold for a while(i have a habit of doing that) but when i do get around to finishing it ill let you know what i use
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