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Timber for Sheds

kowtow · 2015-11-25 16:35:22

There's a crowd in Limerick (I think) advertising slow grown German imported yellow shed timber on Done Deal at the moment. As far as I know it's stain treated rather than pressure treated. Just wondering on the off chance has anyone had experience of them (or the timber) and what did you think of it?

25-11-2015 4:35pm

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There's a crowd in Limerick (I think) advertising slow grown German imported yellow shed timber on Done Deal at the moment.

As far as I know it's stain treated rather than pressure treated.

Just wondering on the off chance has anyone had experience of them (or the timber) and what did you think of it?

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#2 26-11-2015 9:28am

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They are local to me there for a good few years and are easy deal with, if you ring look for Jarlath he's good enough on price, the manager in the shop is an idiot but the rest of the lads are bang on.

lots of it seems to be leaving the yard when I'm passing, last day I was in there I asked about it and they said there was too much waste in the Irish timber.

they have another company McMahon's doing all the concrete products aswell

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