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Where to buy roofing timber ?

GreatOaktree · 2015-07-14 22:03:06

Should I go to my local hardware or should I go to a Mill ? What price will it be per foot ?

14-07-2015 10:03pm

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Should I go to my local hardware or should I go to a Mill ? What price will it be per foot ?

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#2 15-07-2015 9:23am

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Go to a proper builders merchant with a list of what you want; price per foot will depend on a number of variables of course, including: whether rough sawn or not, section size (4x2", 6x 2" etc),length and grade (C16 etc). Allow for a certain amount of waste, including timber that will be unfit for use (waney, crooked etc). I've used this site to get a rough idea when pricing stuff and find it useful:

https://www.goodwins.ie/c-1646-timber.aspx

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#3 16-07-2015 11:42pm

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In Meath or Dublin; try Flanagans timber in Duleek

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