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Sheeting side of slatted house

  • 21-09-2016 3:33am
    #1
    jfh
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    Hi,
    Was hoping to get down to the ploughing to check out options for covering side of house.

    Anyone recommend any companies selling covers? Would prefer to use plastic than galvanised sheet for speed of putting it up.
    Thanks


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  • #2
    jfh
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    anyone use clonmel covers?


  • #3
    Farrell
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    jfh wrote: »
    anyone use clonmel covers?

    Had they a stall at the ploughing? and their cover was full span by whatever height you wanted?


  • #4
    Sam Kade
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    jfh wrote: »
    anyone use clonmel covers?
    A lot of the time sheeting is cheaper than covers if you can put it up yourself.


  • #5
    jfh
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,354 ✭✭✭jfh


    Farrell wrote: »
    Had they a stall at the ploughing? and their cover was full span by whatever height you wanted?

    Wasn't at the ploughing, but yeah I think they were


  • #6
    jfh
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    Sam Kade wrote: »
    A lot of the time sheeting is cheaper than covers if you can put it up yourself.

    I'd be able to put it up myself but I'd need a hand, I was wondering if there would be much in price by the time you pay for timber & sheets.

    Tbh I was looking for the quickest way possible, work full time & all my Saturdays are full


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  • #7
    Farrell
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,262 ✭✭✭Farrell


    jfh wrote: »
    I'd be able to put it up myself but I'd need a hand, I was wondering if there would be much in price by the time you pay for timber & sheets.

    Tbh I was looking for the quickest way possible, work full time & all my Saturdays are full
    There was 2 companies at the ploughing, have cards @ home.
    Told both 3 x 15ft9' bays & 6ft in height.
    One company was €180/bay & it was individual for each bay, while 2nd company ( think clonmel) were €200.
    Have to follow up on it, but must be €200/bay, but all 1 piece


  • #8
    sea12
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    Farrell wrote: »
    There was 2 companies at the ploughing, have cards @ home.
    Told both 3 x 15ft9' bays & 6ft in height.
    One company was €180/bay & it was individual for each bay, while 2nd company ( think clonmel) were €200.
    Have to follow up on it, but must be €200/bay, but all 1 piece

    Have a couple of Clonmel covers. Great job and are very quick to put up. Think they were 220 a piece when I bought them but can't be 100%.will have to check old receipts if I can find them


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