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  1. 15th March 2018, 10:46 AM #1
    Redzircon
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    Default FREE: New fence palings | Baltic Pine | Mrytle Beech | Used parquetry | Mower

    Need to clean up under house

    About 50 treated pine fence palings 1800 X 150 (Bunnings charge 1.63)

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    Several large bags of used parquetry - looks like a Qld timber

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    About 50 pieces of Baltic pine lining boards I removed. Lovely timber, could be useful for small projects.

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    Also a working Rover mower (with a Briggs and Stratton)

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    Contacting me: I'm in Mitcham (20km east form CBD) , and I check email every few hours, not every few seconds.

    I'll be taking to tip in the next week or two unless taken, and am around nearly all the time.


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  3. 16th March 2018, 01:14 PM #2
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    might just be me, but you maybe missed the mrytle beech

    with the baltic pine boards, got a rough idea on the length of them?
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  4. 16th March 2018, 06:53 PM #3
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    Default Thanks with edits

    Quote Originally Posted by dcarbonetti View Post
    might just be me, but you maybe missed the mrytle beech

    with the baltic pine boards, got a rough idea on the length of them?

    Thanks for that

    Baltic pine is 140mm X 1220

    Mytle beech: 3 pieces 2300 X ~ 70mm (tongue and groove panelling).

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    If Barry doesn't end up taking them I'd be really keen to get the timber please Stefan!

    cheers, Ian
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  7. 18th March 2019, 01:06 PM #6
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    Sincere apologies, I have forgotten to say these had gone. Too many websites and too much going on!
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    All good!
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