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Price of a bricky to lay a brick

Bb4sure · 2009-08-05 23:47:59

Title says it all folks! Any help much appreciated. :)

05-08-2009 11:47PM

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Title says it all folks! Any help much appreciated.

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#2 06-08-2009 02:50AM

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One brick!!!

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#3 06-08-2009 02:02PM

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Its around 500 bricks or more, but what should I charge em per brick layed? Its a outdoor barbecue and a couple of feature walls. He is also a mates father so I dont want to over charge him? Anyone any help??

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#4 06-08-2009 02:05PM

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its one days work and its a mates father....enough said. hundred quid,do it some saturday and get invited to next barbeque as guest of honour ....simples.

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