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Oak mantel

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  • 04-06-2014 12:14am
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    patsyrockem
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    Hi there, anyone out there have any suggestions as to where I could source a solid oak mantel for over a stove? I am based in Limerick but am willing to travel. Thanks.


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    yop
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    patsyrockem wrote: »
    Hi there, anyone out there have any suggestions as to where I could source a solid oak mantel for over a stove? I am based in Limerick but am willing to travel. Thanks.

    Hi
    I got ours from Coillte, was 8 years ago now so I don't have a number, but I got it delivered up to Mayo, think it came from Clare.
    But it weighed 100kg when I got it! :D

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    little me
    Registered Users Posts: 90 ✭✭little me


    patsyrockem wrote: »
    Hi there, anyone out there have any suggestions as to where I could source a solid oak mantel for over a stove? I am based in Limerick but am willing to travel. Thanks.

    hi. try your local salvage yard. deckclad in dublin is where I got mine.


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    Rainwaterman
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    little me wrote: »
    hi. try your local salvage yard. deckclad in dublin is where I got mine.
    Deckclad are very very expensive from recent personal experience.Theres far better deals to be had on donedeal.Theres a place in waterford that makes them and theres also a place up on the old ashbourne road that sells them for not alot of money.Genuine spalted beech and oak mantles.


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