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Hardwood

cianlynchali · 2016-11-02 19:26:54

Hi. Just wondering where the best place to get hardwood oak and ash. Im lookong for about 70 ft of 6x2 and 20 ft of 4 x1. How much should i expect to pay. Thanks

02-11-2016 7:26pm

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cianlynchali

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Hi. Just wondering where the best place to get hardwood oak and ash. Im lookong for about 70 ft of 6x2 and 20 ft of 4 x1. How much should i expect to pay. Thanks

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#2 03-11-2016 10:07am

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These are great to deal with http://www.abbeywoods.ie/ just give them a call for a price or drop in and pick out the timber yourself.

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mcmahonshardwoods.ie

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#4 08-11-2016 12:25pm

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There's that whole Timber sticky...
Personally I've found Quinn's to be good for the amateur amounts I buy and last time I was there, oak was €35 a cubic foot and ash was €31.50 so €220-ish? But those prices fluctuate obviously, so give them a call.

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