200mm tall x100mm thick Cedarwood/Oak/Douglas Fir beams...where from?

paddy147

Anyone know where in Ireland (leinster prefered) that would supply 200mm tall x 75 or 100mm thick Cedarwood,Douglas Fir or Oak?

Looking for quite a few 8+ foot lengths of the above mentioned...more less in a railway sleeper size.

Tried Abbeywood in Baldoyle,D13,but they dont have that sort of thickness in stock.:(

So can anyone help me out.

Thanks.:)

woodturner

I can find out off a mate on Monday if you like. He's not far from Tullamore.

zebrano.96

whats the application, would laminated or hollow work for u and save u some money:)

paddy147

zebrano.96 wrote: »

whats the application, would laminated or hollow work for u and save u some money:)

Its for outdoor uses.:)

paddy147

woodturner wrote: »

I can find out off a mate on Monday if you like. He's not far from Tullamore.

Thats would be fantastic...thanks.:)

recipio

In old money you want 9" x 3" planks which you will certainly find in American Oak in the major outlets. Trouble is its not really an outdoor wood. You will also find it with a bit of searching in Iroko which is much more durable. Failing that you will have to search the sawmills for native Irish oak which is durable outdoors.

1chippy

I bought a bale of oak sleepers on done deal off a boy from wicklow came in those dimensions but only 7'6" long. They were not used as in no big shoe holes but some had a lot of splits and shakes.

tabby aspreme

graiguecullen sawmills will cut that for you they usually have plenty of Douglas, larch, and oak

newbie2013

Cedar will be expensive

paddy147

newbie2013 wrote: »

Cedar will be expensive

Dont mind the cost,within reason....as long as its not absolutely silly money.

paddy147

tabby aspreme wrote: »

graiguecullen sawmills will cut that for you they usually have plenty of Douglas, larch, and oak

Thanks.:)