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Wanted - Rounded edged flat decking boards 5.5W. X 1.5 inch thick

  • 10-07-2016 6:00pm
    #1
    turbodiesel
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    I've trying to get some replacement boards for my 15 yr old decking but have had no success. Anyone any ideas, the contractor (Classic Decking ) went out of business years ago.


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  • #2
    pippip
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    I would have thought most building suppliers would be able to create them for you.
    a google of woodworkers threw up these in Dublin http://www.woodworkers.ie/


  • #3
    turbodiesel
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    pippip wrote: »
    I would have thought most building suppliers would be able to create them for you.
    a google of woodworkers threw up these in Dublin http://www.woodworkers.ie/

    They aappear to only do one type of grooved board. I'm looking for a flat non grroved board with a rounded edge. http://www.woodworkers.ie/decking/87/


  • #4
    pippip
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    I'd ring them, all your looking for is a very simple size with two routered edges.

    They should be able to make them for you.


  • #5
    FrancieBrady
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    Is it not just D-Rail?
    http://mccallstimberandbuildingsupplies.com/D-rail


  • #6
    turbodiesel
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    FrancieBrady wrote: »
    Is it not just D-Rail?
    http://mccallstimberandbuildingsupplies.com/D-rail

    It looks similar but my width is 5.5 inch and the largest width listed is 4.0 inch.


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  • #7
    FrancieBrady
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    turbodiesel wrote: »
    It looks similar but my width is 5.5 inch and the largest width listed is 4.0 inch.

    These guys manufacture their own stuff, I'd give them a ring, most of those mills will run stuff for you. Little bit dearer probably.
    http://www.woodfordtimber.ie/about


  • #8
    Lex Luthor
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 11,220 ✭✭✭✭Lex Luthor


    goodwins? look for D-rail


  • #9
    turbodiesel
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    Thanks for all the help. I was two or three years looking for this stuff. Managed to get it in Kelly in Rathfarnham. 4.8 metres, 5 3/4 inch boards for €18.xx per length. Replaced the whole deck rather than just selective boards. Got a land from Tradesmen.ie to lay the new deck after I tore up the old one. Happily recommend him , John Dooley.


  • #10
    dodzy
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    Looks a good job. Oil it now.


  • #11
    turbodiesel
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    Any recommendations on which oil?


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  • #12
    dodzy
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    turbodiesel wrote: »
    Any recommendations on which oil?


    3 cans of this in your chosen shade for the job.On the face of it, you'll think that's a lot, but you'll be surprised how much it will take.


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