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bale net

emmemm · 2009-12-21 08:33:53

does anyone have a use for this. I know some put it over the stones in drains as a filter, What insulation properties does it have? It feels warm to the touch.

21-12-2009 8:33am

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emmemm

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does anyone have a use for this. I know some put it over the stones in drains as a filter, What insulation properties does it have? It feels warm to the touch.

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#2 21-12-2009 6:41pm

mossfort

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the only use for it once taken off bales is in the bin.
are you looking for some?

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#3 21-12-2009 9:48pm

massey woman

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When dry great for lighting the Rayburn

Dont think it would be any use in drainage as it has no compressive strength

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